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1 | 00:01:50,040 | 00:01:51,473 | One more glass...? | One more glass...? |
2 | 00:01:51,680 | 00:01:55,036 | Pour it up. I've drunk stronger men than you under the table. | Pour it up. I've drunk stronger men than you under the table. |
3 | 00:01:55,240 | 00:01:59,711 | -Germans can't take much. -I've partied with all nationalities. | -Germans can't take much. -I've partied with all nationalities. |
4 | 00:01:59,920 | 00:02:02,818 | And more than that? | And more than that? |
5 | 00:02:09,840 | 00:02:14,072 | -So we're heading in to me? -I don't think so. | -So we're heading in to me? -I don't think so. |
6 | 00:02:14,280 | 00:02:19,070 | -Why not? -I don't have time for that reward. | -Why not? -I don't have time for that reward. |
7 | 00:02:23,960 | 00:02:30,672 | -So, how have you been? -Why, fine. | -So, how have you been? -Why, fine. |
8 | 00:02:32,640 | 00:02:37,998 | -You haven't changed, Dagmar. -I can't say the same. | -You haven't changed, Dagmar. -I can't say the same. |
9 | 00:02:41,160 | 00:02:47,998 | Play something cheerful. A samba. Can you dance samba, Willy? | Play something cheerful. A samba. Can you dance samba, Willy? |
10 | 00:02:48,200 | 00:02:52,079 | -Let go. Someone could come. -Not at this hour. | -Let go. Someone could come. -Not at this hour. |
11 | 00:02:52,280 | 00:02:56,319 | Can't you hear that people are still awake? | Can't you hear that people are still awake? |
12 | 00:02:59,960 | 00:03:05,478 | -The good life. Just like that dancing salon. -Yeah.. they have someplace to go. | -The good life. Just like that dancing salon. -Yeah.. they have someplace to go. |
13 | 00:03:05,680 | 00:03:10,629 | -You only have one thing on your mind. -No. This isn't natural. | -You only have one thing on your mind. -No. This isn't natural. |
14 | 00:03:10,840 | 00:03:13,434 | You live at home. Your mother can't stand me. | You live at home. Your mother can't stand me. |
15 | 00:03:13,640 | 00:03:18,156 | Sure she can. See for yourself how easy it is to find a crib. | Sure she can. See for yourself how easy it is to find a crib. |
16 | 00:03:18,360 | 00:03:23,195 | I've started up four chains and all of them have failed. | I've started up four chains and all of them have failed. |
17 | 00:03:23,400 | 00:03:28,758 | -Things will work out. -Yeah, when I get my basic pension. | -Things will work out. -Yeah, when I get my basic pension. |
18 | 00:03:28,960 | 00:03:35,433 | -But what matters is that I love you. -I just wish I could appreciate it more. | -But what matters is that I love you. -I just wish I could appreciate it more. |
19 | 00:03:35,640 | 00:03:38,108 | Kiss me, Kalle. | Kiss me, Kalle. |
20 | 00:03:41,320 | 00:03:45,233 | -Let go. Someone's coming. -Dammit! | -Let go. Someone's coming. -Dammit! |
21 | 00:03:51,080 | 00:03:55,551 | -She was in a hurry. -She seemed strange, no? | -She was in a hurry. -She seemed strange, no? |
22 | 00:03:57,320 | 00:04:01,313 | And then that goddamn light. | And then that goddamn light. |
23 | 00:05:07,800 | 00:05:12,590 | -Let it go. -What? | -Let it go. -What? |
24 | 00:05:13,360 | 00:05:18,195 | What you were thinking about. He's not worth it. | What you were thinking about. He's not worth it. |
25 | 00:05:18,400 | 00:05:22,951 | -There's no he. -There always is. | -There's no he. -There always is. |
26 | 00:05:23,160 | 00:05:29,508 | A man who's seen as much as I have won't be fooled so easily. | A man who's seen as much as I have won't be fooled so easily. |
27 | 00:05:30,080 | 00:05:34,119 | -Can I interest you in a sketch? -No thanks. | -Can I interest you in a sketch? -No thanks. |
28 | 00:05:34,320 | 00:05:40,714 | It's really nice. Sunset over the castle. Only 10 crowns. | It's really nice. Sunset over the castle. Only 10 crowns. |
29 | 00:05:40,920 | 00:05:46,199 | Signed by the artist. See how beautiful it is. | Signed by the artist. See how beautiful it is. |
30 | 00:05:46,400 | 00:05:50,029 | Here. Keep the sketch. | Here. Keep the sketch. |
31 | 00:08:42,880 | 00:08:47,635 | Olavsgatan 13, 5th floor, Brink. We'll be there. | Olavsgatan 13, 5th floor, Brink. We'll be there. |
32 | 00:08:47,840 | 00:08:51,958 | Nobody may enter, or touch anything. | Nobody may enter, or touch anything. |
33 | 00:09:06,040 | 00:09:11,160 | -The ambulance is here. -Just pick her up. | -The ambulance is here. -Just pick her up. |
34 | 00:09:11,360 | 00:09:16,150 | It's not normal for women to commit suicide like this...? | It's not normal for women to commit suicide like this...? |
35 | 00:09:16,360 | 00:09:22,754 | Sleeping pills and gas are the regular ways. But she wanted to be sure. | Sleeping pills and gas are the regular ways. But she wanted to be sure. |
36 | 00:09:22,960 | 00:09:27,351 | Yes, and it went faster, I reckon. | Yes, and it went faster, I reckon. |
37 | 00:09:28,320 | 00:09:31,118 | She's in there. | She's in there. |
38 | 00:09:33,240 | 00:09:38,030 | Svensson. Does a writer named Wikner live here? | Svensson. Does a writer named Wikner live here? |
39 | 00:09:38,240 | 00:09:41,391 | -Just across the hall. -Here's the death certificate. | -Just across the hall. -Here's the death certificate. |
40 | 00:09:41,600 | 00:09:46,071 | Take the keys and bring them to the station. | Take the keys and bring them to the station. |
41 | 00:10:05,320 | 00:10:09,359 | Inspector L�vgren. May I come in? | Inspector L�vgren. May I come in? |
42 | 00:10:09,560 | 00:10:12,199 | Please. | Please. |
43 | 00:10:14,400 | 00:10:19,155 | Anders, can you come out? A man wants to speak with you. | Anders, can you come out? A man wants to speak with you. |
44 | 00:10:19,360 | 00:10:24,878 | -I don't have time. Tell him to get lost. -He's from the police. | -I don't have time. Tell him to get lost. -He's from the police. |
45 | 00:10:25,080 | 00:10:29,596 | The bigger the reason. I haven't done anything. | The bigger the reason. I haven't done anything. |
46 | 00:10:32,080 | 00:10:36,392 | -I have a letter to Mr. Wikner. -Just throw it in the slot. | -I have a letter to Mr. Wikner. -Just throw it in the slot. |
47 | 00:10:36,600 | 00:10:40,149 | Impressive man, don't you think? At least he does. | Impressive man, don't you think? At least he does. |
48 | 00:10:40,360 | 00:10:45,229 | -You seem unaware of what happened here? -Who shot whom and why? | -You seem unaware of what happened here? -Who shot whom and why? |
49 | 00:10:45,440 | 00:10:51,310 | Nobody was shot. But your neighbour, mrs. Brink, has committed suicide. | Nobody was shot. But your neighbour, mrs. Brink, has committed suicide. |
50 | 00:10:51,520 | 00:10:58,551 | She hanged herself. Get out of bed so we can continue our conversation. | She hanged herself. Get out of bed so we can continue our conversation. |
51 | 00:11:00,120 | 00:11:03,829 | -Have you lived here a long time? -For three years together. | -Have you lived here a long time? -For three years together. |
52 | 00:11:04,040 | 00:11:08,431 | I had the apartment before we got married. | I had the apartment before we got married. |
53 | 00:11:08,960 | 00:11:15,274 | Pardon my tone. I didn't know it was so serious. You had a letter. | Pardon my tone. I didn't know it was so serious. You had a letter. |
54 | 00:11:15,480 | 00:11:20,270 | We found it on her desk... it's addressed to you and your wife. | We found it on her desk... it's addressed to you and your wife. |
55 | 00:11:20,480 | 00:11:26,316 | There's no doubt it was suicide, but we want it confirmed. | There's no doubt it was suicide, but we want it confirmed. |
56 | 00:11:37,640 | 00:11:42,111 | She writes: "Dear neighbours..." | She writes: "Dear neighbours..." |
57 | 00:11:42,320 | 00:11:47,348 | "I have just decided to end my meaningless existance." | "I have just decided to end my meaningless existance." |
58 | 00:11:47,560 | 00:11:51,269 | "I have no relatives nor friends who are close to me- | "I have no relatives nor friends who are close to me- |
59 | 00:11:51,480 | 00:11:56,315 | -which is why i wish, in my right mind- | -which is why i wish, in my right mind- |
60 | 00:11:56,520 | 00:12:03,835 | -to testament all my belongings to you, author and wife Anders Wikner." | -to testament all my belongings to you, author and wife Anders Wikner." |
61 | 00:12:04,520 | 00:12:08,991 | "Do what you want with it. Sell what you have no use for." | "Do what you want with it. Sell what you have no use for." |
62 | 00:12:09,200 | 00:12:14,069 | "Money for the funeral can be found in my bankbook in the bottom left drawer." | "Money for the funeral can be found in my bankbook in the bottom left drawer." |
63 | 00:12:14,280 | 00:12:19,229 | "Sorry for the inconvenience. Stockholm 22/10, 1949. Dagmar Brink." | "Sorry for the inconvenience. Stockholm 22/10, 1949. Dagmar Brink." |
64 | 00:12:19,440 | 00:12:24,514 | She writes that she didn't have any close friends. Weren't you? | She writes that she didn't have any close friends. Weren't you? |
65 | 00:12:24,720 | 00:12:28,998 | -No, we didn't know her. -It's quite unusual. | -No, we didn't know her. -It's quite unusual. |
66 | 00:12:29,200 | 00:12:34,593 | To me, this is settled. It might be trickier for you, though. | To me, this is settled. It might be trickier for you, though. |
67 | 00:12:34,800 | 00:12:39,430 | The testament is not legally valid, since it isn't certified. | The testament is not legally valid, since it isn't certified. |
68 | 00:12:39,640 | 00:12:43,758 | But unless any relatives make any claims, I wouldn't worry about it. | But unless any relatives make any claims, I wouldn't worry about it. |
69 | 00:12:43,960 | 00:12:49,876 | I'll take the keys so the estate administrator can come to me. | I'll take the keys so the estate administrator can come to me. |
70 | 00:13:18,600 | 00:13:23,071 | -A fuse must have gone. -There's no lamp. | -A fuse must have gone. -There's no lamp. |
71 | 00:13:24,680 | 00:13:28,150 | -Do you think...? -Probably. | -Do you think...? -Probably. |
72 | 00:13:29,200 | 00:13:34,115 | -Shouldn't we wait until tomorrow? -We're here now. | -Shouldn't we wait until tomorrow? -We're here now. |
73 | 00:13:37,960 | 00:13:44,513 | -That should make it more pleasant. -Pleasant is hardly the right word. | -That should make it more pleasant. -Pleasant is hardly the right word. |
74 | 00:13:44,720 | 00:13:49,794 | The desk is nice. We're keeping it. So you won't have to write in bed. | The desk is nice. We're keeping it. So you won't have to write in bed. |
75 | 00:13:50,000 | 00:13:54,596 | Nobody's going to make me write one word outside of bed. | Nobody's going to make me write one word outside of bed. |
76 | 00:13:54,800 | 00:13:58,634 | The kind of books you'd expect. Mostly poetry. | The kind of books you'd expect. Mostly poetry. |
77 | 00:13:58,840 | 00:14:03,436 | Boye. Gullberg, S�dergran... | Boye. Gullberg, S�dergran... |
78 | 00:14:03,640 | 00:14:08,919 | -Should we keep the radio phonograph? -If I don't have to hear the radio... | -Should we keep the radio phonograph? -If I don't have to hear the radio... |
79 | 00:14:09,120 | 00:14:12,237 | There's lots of records. Both modern and classical. | There's lots of records. Both modern and classical. |
80 | 00:14:12,440 | 00:14:16,638 | -Beethoven and Tchaikovsky. -How did you know? | -Beethoven and Tchaikovsky. -How did you know? |
81 | 00:14:16,840 | 00:14:23,279 | By her looks. She has underlined a poem by S�dergran. | By her looks. She has underlined a poem by S�dergran. |
82 | 00:14:23,480 | 00:14:27,837 | I shall be silent for the rest of my life | I shall be silent for the rest of my life |
83 | 00:14:28,040 | 00:14:34,275 | A speaker is but a yapping stream, turning on itself | A speaker is but a yapping stream, turning on itself |
84 | 00:14:34,480 | 00:14:37,870 | A lonely tree I shall be on the plains | A lonely tree I shall be on the plains |
85 | 00:14:38,080 | 00:14:42,358 | The trees in the forest die, yearning for storm | The trees in the forest die, yearning for storm |
86 | 00:14:42,560 --> 00:14:48,874 I shall be sound from top to toe with golden streaks in my blood | 00:14:42,560 --> 00:14:48,874 I shall be sound from top to toe with golden streaks in my blood | ||
87 | 00:14:49,080 | 00:14:55,155 | I shall be pure and innocent like a flame licking its lips. | I shall be pure and innocent like a flame licking its lips. |
88 | 00:14:56,360 | 00:14:59,875 | -High ideals. -Yes. | -High ideals. -Yes. |
89 | 00:15:02,120 | 00:15:05,795 | Why did she kill herself? | Why did she kill herself? |
90 | 00:15:06,000 | 00:15:10,118 | I would like to find those responsible for her death. | I would like to find those responsible for her death. |
91 | 00:15:10,320 | 00:15:14,438 | -Maybe it was her own fault. -No, and I'm going to figure it out. | -Maybe it was her own fault. -No, and I'm going to figure it out. |
92 | 00:15:14,640 | 00:15:19,668 | -How are you supposed to figure it out? -"Girl with hyacinths". | -How are you supposed to figure it out? -"Girl with hyacinths". |
93 | 00:15:20,040 | 00:15:23,669 | -What do you mean? -It's her. From the newspaper. | -What do you mean? -It's her. From the newspaper. |
94 | 00:15:23,880 | 00:15:28,476 | -Who painted this? -Can't you tell? Elias K�rner. | -Who painted this? -Can't you tell? Elias K�rner. |
95 | 00:15:28,680 | 00:15:33,310 | Elias K�rner... So we'll start with him. | Elias K�rner... So we'll start with him. |
96 | 00:15:53,211 | 00:15:55,711 | DEAD | DEAD |
97 | 00:15:57,212 | 00:15:59,112 | DRUNK | DRUNK |
98 | 00:16:36,480 | 00:16:40,359 | Hello... anybody home? | Hello... anybody home? |
99 | 00:16:42,920 | 00:16:45,832 | Hello...? | Hello...? |
100 | 00:16:48,760 | 00:16:53,595 | -What is it? -I'd like to see Mr. K�rner. | -What is it? -I'd like to see Mr. K�rner. |
101 | 00:16:53,800 | 00:16:57,873 | -What's going on? -Some man wants to talk to you. | -What's going on? -Some man wants to talk to you. |
102 | 00:16:58,080 | 00:17:03,473 | -My throat is dry. Come back later. -He says to come back later. | -My throat is dry. Come back later. -He says to come back later. |
103 | 00:17:03,680 | 00:17:09,277 | -How much later? -When his throat isn't dry. Bugger off. | -How much later? -When his throat isn't dry. Bugger off. |
104 | 00:17:10,200 | 00:17:12,430 | Morning. | Morning. |
105 | 00:17:25,280 | 00:17:32,436 | Hey, there... wake up. Here's one crown. | Hey, there... wake up. Here's one crown. |
106 | 00:17:32,880 | 00:17:38,591 | Orders from K�rner. Go out and buy three litres of milk. | Orders from K�rner. Go out and buy three litres of milk. |
107 | 00:17:56,480 | 00:18:02,999 | -Mr. Wikner wants to see the banker. -Don't know him. Ask what he wants. | -Mr. Wikner wants to see the banker. -Don't know him. Ask what he wants. |
108 | 00:18:03,200 | 00:18:07,796 | -It's about Dagmar Brink. -Let him in. | -It's about Dagmar Brink. -Let him in. |
109 | 00:18:24,520 | 00:18:29,913 | Wikner? You may sit down. Please keep it short. | Wikner? You may sit down. Please keep it short. |
110 | 00:18:30,120 | 00:18:36,434 | -I'm expecting a visit. -I saw you on Dagmar Brink's funeral. | -I'm expecting a visit. -I saw you on Dagmar Brink's funeral. |
111 | 00:18:36,640 | 00:18:41,839 | -Yes, so what? -Do you know why she killed herself? | -Yes, so what? -Do you know why she killed herself? |
112 | 00:18:42,040 | 00:18:46,079 | No, I hardly knew her. | No, I hardly knew her. |
113 | 00:18:46,280 | 00:18:51,274 | I went to the funeral because I'm an old friend of her mother. | I went to the funeral because I'm an old friend of her mother. |
114 | 00:18:51,480 | 00:18:54,597 | So I saw - in the parish registers. | So I saw - in the parish registers. |
115 | 00:18:54,800 | 00:19:01,069 | With what right are you prying in other people's private lives? Go away. | With what right are you prying in other people's private lives? Go away. |
116 | 00:19:01,280 | 00:19:06,752 | As you wish. Don't let me bother your guilty conscience. | As you wish. Don't let me bother your guilty conscience. |
117 | 00:19:06,960 | 00:19:09,269 | Stop! | Stop! |
118 | 00:19:11,640 | 00:19:14,074 | Sit down. | Sit down. |
119 | 00:19:16,920 | 00:19:21,072 | I only met Dagmar Brink on one occasion. | I only met Dagmar Brink on one occasion. |
120 | 00:19:21,280 | 00:19:26,070 | It was new year's 1946 in this room. | It was new year's 1946 in this room. |
121 | 00:19:26,280 | 00:19:33,994 | I was looking at a man shoveling snow on the roof across the road. | I was looking at a man shoveling snow on the roof across the road. |
122 | 00:19:34,200 | 00:19:40,799 | I thought: "Hell knows, if you're not enjoying yourself more than I am". | I thought: "Hell knows, if you're not enjoying yourself more than I am". |
123 | 00:19:41,000 | 00:19:44,993 | Then the buzzer rang. | Then the buzzer rang. |
124 | 00:19:49,520 | 00:19:54,275 | A Mrs. Brink wants to see the banker. Dagmar Brink. | A Mrs. Brink wants to see the banker. Dagmar Brink. |
125 | 00:19:54,480 | 00:19:57,756 | Tell her to come in. | Tell her to come in. |
126 | 00:20:12,800 | 00:20:16,156 | -Good day, Mr. Banker. -Good day. | -Good day, Mr. Banker. -Good day. |
127 | 00:20:16,640 | 00:20:19,712 | Please sit down? | Please sit down? |
128 | 00:20:20,920 | 00:20:24,674 | What can I do for you? | What can I do for you? |
129 | 00:20:25,800 | 00:20:31,477 | As you know, my mother died 10 years ago, and since then I've taken care of myself. | As you know, my mother died 10 years ago, and since then I've taken care of myself. |
130 | 00:20:31,680 | 00:20:37,118 | It has been rough. I was hoping that it wouldn't have to come to this- | It has been rough. I was hoping that it wouldn't have to come to this- |
131 | 00:20:37,320 | 00:20:43,555 | -but now I need 5.000 crowns. And I have nowhere else to turn. | -but now I need 5.000 crowns. And I have nowhere else to turn. |
132 | 00:20:43,760 | 00:20:49,835 | -Excuse me, but why ask me? -You're my father. | -Excuse me, but why ask me? -You're my father. |
133 | 00:20:50,040 | 00:20:58,436 | I'm sorry, but neither of us can be sure about that. Unfortunately. | I'm sorry, but neither of us can be sure about that. Unfortunately. |
134 | 00:21:00,240 | 00:21:05,360 | My mother was, and she never lied to you nor to me. | My mother was, and she never lied to you nor to me. |
135 | 00:21:05,560 | 00:21:11,396 | Dear Mrs. Brink. I regret to tell you, that when your mother and I were together- | Dear Mrs. Brink. I regret to tell you, that when your mother and I were together- |
136 | 00:21:11,600 | 00:21:16,833 | -she was unfaithful. She admitted it herself. | -she was unfaithful. She admitted it herself. |
137 | 00:21:17,320 | 00:21:22,235 | Yes, once. When you were abroad for 6 months in the beginning of your relationship. | Yes, once. When you were abroad for 6 months in the beginning of your relationship. |
138 | 00:21:22,440 | 00:21:28,276 | -She told you the day you came home. -You're very well-informed. | -She told you the day you came home. -You're very well-informed. |
139 | 00:21:28,480 | 00:21:34,476 | -Then you also know I forgave her. -Yes. But two years later, when she got pregnant... | -Then you also know I forgave her. -Yes. But two years later, when she got pregnant... |
140 | 00:21:34,680 | 00:21:39,595 | ...you took that forgiven mis-step as a reason to break up with her through a letter. | ...you took that forgiven mis-step as a reason to break up with her through a letter. |
141 | 00:21:39,800 | 00:21:45,193 | -You abandoned her when she needed you most. -I gave her 5.000 crowns to open a hairdresser's salon. | -You abandoned her when she needed you most. -I gave her 5.000 crowns to open a hairdresser's salon. |
142 | 00:21:45,400 | 00:21:50,474 | Listen to yourself. It was a loan, and she paid back every nickel. | Listen to yourself. It was a loan, and she paid back every nickel. |
143 | 00:21:50,680 | 00:21:56,789 | You accepted them anyway, and those are the 5.000 crowns I'm asking for now. | You accepted them anyway, and those are the 5.000 crowns I'm asking for now. |
144 | 00:21:58,840 | 00:22:06,315 | Honestly, I can't see why I should give you any money. | Honestly, I can't see why I should give you any money. |
145 | 00:22:06,520 | 00:22:11,310 | But for the sake of your mother, I'll write you a cheque of 1.000 crowns. | But for the sake of your mother, I'll write you a cheque of 1.000 crowns. |
146 | 00:22:11,520 | 00:22:15,399 | -I said 5.000. -And I said 1.000. | -I said 5.000. -And I said 1.000. |
147 | 00:22:15,640 | 00:22:20,430 | -I still have that letter. -What letter? | -I still have that letter. -What letter? |
148 | 00:22:20,640 | 00:22:26,112 | A farewell letter to my mother, written one month before you got married. | A farewell letter to my mother, written one month before you got married. |
149 | 00:22:26,320 | 00:22:32,350 | To a lady "of your own class". Unfortunately, it's dated. | To a lady "of your own class". Unfortunately, it's dated. |
150 | 00:22:32,560 | 00:22:39,352 | -Blackmailing is a felony. -You'd be worse off than me. | -Blackmailing is a felony. -You'd be worse off than me. |
151 | 00:22:39,560 | 00:22:43,997 | What are my guarantees that this situation won't happen again? | What are my guarantees that this situation won't happen again? |
152 | 00:22:44,200 | 00:22:47,670 | You'll get the letter back. | You'll get the letter back. |
153 | 00:22:58,080 | 00:23:03,393 | Here you go. I'm glad that your mother didn't have to live through this. | Here you go. I'm glad that your mother didn't have to live through this. |
154 | 00:23:03,600 | 00:23:09,596 | Yes, and that's thanks to you. Good day, Mr. Banker. | Yes, and that's thanks to you. Good day, Mr. Banker. |
155 | 00:23:13,480 | 00:23:18,156 | That was my first and only encounter with Dagmar Brink. | That was my first and only encounter with Dagmar Brink. |
156 | 00:23:18,360 | 00:23:25,357 | -Do you think she was your daughter? -I hope that she wasn't. | -Do you think she was your daughter? -I hope that she wasn't. |
157 | 00:23:25,560 | 00:23:29,473 | Then why did you attend the funeral? | Then why did you attend the funeral? |
158 | 00:23:30,880 | 00:23:34,919 | -Attorney Ryhner is here. -Send him in. | -Attorney Ryhner is here. -Send him in. |
159 | 00:23:35,120 | 00:23:38,795 | I'm afraid I'm busy. Good day. | I'm afraid I'm busy. Good day. |
160 | 00:24:26,120 | 00:24:32,468 | Applauding that would be charity. | Applauding that would be charity. |
161 | 00:24:32,800 | 00:24:36,793 | -Is it Miss Wiklund? -Formerly. | -Is it Miss Wiklund? -Formerly. |
162 | 00:24:37,000 | 00:24:40,072 | Is it about a lawsuit or an old debt? | Is it about a lawsuit or an old debt? |
163 | 00:24:40,280 | 00:24:45,752 | -You lived at Olavsgatan 13, no? -Yes, but I've paid the rent. | -You lived at Olavsgatan 13, no? -Yes, but I've paid the rent. |
164 | 00:24:45,960 | 00:24:51,512 | -Can we go somewhere and talk? -Yes, I'd like a gin & tonic, thank you. | -Can we go somewhere and talk? -Yes, I'd like a gin & tonic, thank you. |
165 | 00:24:51,720 | 00:24:55,030 | There's a pub downstairs. | There's a pub downstairs. |
166 | 00:25:03,080 | 00:25:07,392 | That one is mine. Put the bottles on the table, we're not going swimming. | That one is mine. Put the bottles on the table, we're not going swimming. |
167 | 00:25:07,600 | 00:25:11,275 | -Where is Ekberg? -The manager went to the ticket box. | -Where is Ekberg? -The manager went to the ticket box. |
168 | 00:25:11,480 | 00:25:15,598 | If he asks, it's 2� in mine and 7� in his. | If he asks, it's 2� in mine and 7� in his. |
169 | 00:25:17,000 | 00:25:21,516 | Farewell to sense and sanity, as my husband likes to say. | Farewell to sense and sanity, as my husband likes to say. |
170 | 00:25:21,720 | 00:25:26,316 | But when it comes to him, there's not a lot to bid farewell. | But when it comes to him, there's not a lot to bid farewell. |
171 | 00:25:27,960 | 00:25:34,638 | I knew Dagmar Brink, but I don't have anything special to tell you about her. | I knew Dagmar Brink, but I don't have anything special to tell you about her. |
172 | 00:25:36,000 | 00:25:40,357 | But we met in a funny way, of course. | But we met in a funny way, of course. |
173 | 00:25:40,560 | 00:25:44,633 | It was on a Christmas eve, just before I married Viktor. | It was on a Christmas eve, just before I married Viktor. |
174 | 00:25:44,840 | 00:25:48,799 | It was 1946, and we were sitting down here, the whole ensemble. | It was 1946, and we were sitting down here, the whole ensemble. |
175 | 00:25:49,000 | 00:25:52,072 | Ekberg owns both this pub and the theatre. | Ekberg owns both this pub and the theatre. |
176 | 00:25:52,280 | 00:25:55,397 | It's a tradition that we celebrate Christmas here together. | It's a tradition that we celebrate Christmas here together. |
177 | 00:25:55,600 | 00:26:00,674 | We sat over there. We were living it up. Laughing and singing. | We sat over there. We were living it up. Laughing and singing. |
178 | 00:26:00,880 | 00:26:06,000 | Viktor was a bit cranky, because I had just passed him one sausage. | Viktor was a bit cranky, because I had just passed him one sausage. |
179 | 00:26:06,200 | 00:26:11,194 | But that was the only quibble. Nylander recited "Clown Clopopisky". | But that was the only quibble. Nylander recited "Clown Clopopisky". |
180 | 00:26:11,400 | 00:26:16,190 | As he always does after four shots. But nobody listened to him. | As he always does after four shots. But nobody listened to him. |
181 | 00:26:16,400 | 00:26:22,839 | Except Viktor, who felt sentimental. And then Dagmar Brink came in. | Except Viktor, who felt sentimental. And then Dagmar Brink came in. |
182 | 00:26:24,320 | 00:26:29,519 | And did his best circus number, and stood on his head, and then... | And did his best circus number, and stood on his head, and then... |
183 | 00:26:33,480 | 00:26:35,471 | And that's it. | And that's it. |
184 | 00:26:44,000 | 00:26:47,788 | Are you alone? What will it be? | Are you alone? What will it be? |
185 | 00:26:48,000 | 00:26:51,629 | -Just the daily menu. -Sandwich or dinner? | -Just the daily menu. -Sandwich or dinner? |
186 | 00:26:51,840 | 00:26:56,152 | -Sandwich. -Anything to drink? | -Sandwich. -Anything to drink? |
187 | 00:26:56,360 | 00:26:59,557 | Mineral water. | Mineral water. |
188 | 00:27:10,920 | 00:27:16,119 | 14 years old I believe that I was Just a girl and so happy because | 14 years old I believe that I was Just a girl and so happy because |
189 | 00:27:16,320 | 00:27:22,714 | Not a suitor as far as I could see But that was all the same to me | Not a suitor as far as I could see But that was all the same to me |
190 | 00:27:32,000 | 00:27:36,278 | -What's the matter? Are you crying? -As a matter of fact I am. | -What's the matter? Are you crying? -As a matter of fact I am. |
191 | 00:27:36,480 | 00:27:39,995 | -But why? -Look at her over there. | -But why? -Look at her over there. |
192 | 00:27:40,200 | 00:27:45,479 | Like a lonely little sparrow. With no sheaf. | Like a lonely little sparrow. With no sheaf. |
193 | 00:27:45,680 | 00:27:50,800 | -It's not that bad, I think. -Oh, you have a heart of stone, Hugge. | -It's not that bad, I think. -Oh, you have a heart of stone, Hugge. |
194 | 00:27:51,000 | 00:27:57,599 | Look at us, with our hams and sausages and our p�t�. | Look at us, with our hams and sausages and our p�t�. |
195 | 00:27:57,800 | 00:28:04,273 | She's nibbling on three dry sandwiches and drinking water. | She's nibbling on three dry sandwiches and drinking water. |
196 | 00:28:04,880 | 00:28:11,956 | -Invite her over here, then. -Such a good person you are. | -Invite her over here, then. -Such a good person you are. |
197 | 00:28:14,400 | 00:28:19,520 | -Why are you crying? -I'm thinking of "Clown Clopopisky". | -Why are you crying? -I'm thinking of "Clown Clopopisky". |
198 | 00:28:19,720 | 00:28:22,439 | You're drunk. | You're drunk. |
199 | 00:28:23,400 | 00:28:27,109 | My name is Gullan Wiklund. I'm sorry to impose- | My name is Gullan Wiklund. I'm sorry to impose- |
200 | 00:28:27,320 | 00:28:32,713 | -but you looked so lonely. Wouldn't you like to sit with us? | -but you looked so lonely. Wouldn't you like to sit with us? |
201 | 00:28:32,920 | 00:28:38,119 | -Sure, but I don't know anyone. -We're just revue actors. | -Sure, but I don't know anyone. -We're just revue actors. |
202 | 00:28:38,320 | 00:28:44,156 | -And it's Christmas. Come over to us. -Thank you. | -And it's Christmas. Come over to us. -Thank you. |
203 | 00:28:45,200 | 00:28:49,591 | Don't mind Viktor. He's had a few drinks too many. | Don't mind Viktor. He's had a few drinks too many. |
204 | 00:28:53,680 | 00:28:56,797 | Make yourself at home. | Make yourself at home. |
205 | 00:28:57,000 | 00:29:02,438 | -There's a letter here. -A letter? Oh, it's from my friend! | -There's a letter here. -A letter? Oh, it's from my friend! |
206 | 00:29:02,640 | 00:29:06,519 | I have a friend, if you see what I mean. | I have a friend, if you see what I mean. |
207 | 00:29:06,720 | 00:29:10,554 | It shall be interesting to see what kind of figures he's treating me to this time. | It shall be interesting to see what kind of figures he's treating me to this time. |
208 | 00:29:10,760 | 00:29:14,912 | He's sweet and nice but not very generous. | He's sweet and nice but not very generous. |
209 | 00:29:15,120 | 00:29:19,398 | You'll be lying there. It's very comfortable. | You'll be lying there. It's very comfortable. |
210 | 00:29:20,280 | 00:29:26,230 | I'll be...? A cheque for 1 000 crowns! | I'll be...? A cheque for 1 000 crowns! |
211 | 00:29:28,360 | 00:29:34,913 | Now he's so over the hill that he can't tell how many zeroes he jots down. | Now he's so over the hill that he can't tell how many zeroes he jots down. |
212 | 00:29:35,120 | 00:29:38,715 | Light some candles and make it cozy. | Light some candles and make it cozy. |
213 | 00:29:38,920 | 00:29:43,596 | Excuse me. I'll just read what he wrote. | Excuse me. I'll just read what he wrote. |
214 | 00:29:49,800 | 00:29:52,360 | Well, I never...! | Well, I never...! |
215 | 00:29:53,400 | 00:29:56,119 | What is it? | What is it? |
216 | 00:29:57,760 | 00:30:03,790 | After eight years. Farewell on grey paper. "Thank you for the time we've shared." | After eight years. Farewell on grey paper. "Thank you for the time we've shared." |
217 | 00:30:04,000 | 00:30:08,391 | "As you understand, you can no longer count on my financial support." | "As you understand, you can no longer count on my financial support." |
218 | 00:30:08,600 | 00:30:13,276 | And guess what his excuse is? He's become a grandfather. | And guess what his excuse is? He's become a grandfather. |
219 | 00:30:13,480 | 00:30:19,510 | I bet he's found someone younger and prettier. "I've become a grandfather!" | I bet he's found someone younger and prettier. "I've become a grandfather!" |
220 | 00:30:19,720 | 00:30:25,158 | Well, that's just great. Who will pay for the apartment? | Well, that's just great. Who will pay for the apartment? |
221 | 00:30:25,360 | 00:30:31,708 | -Do you want to take it over? -But what about you? | -Do you want to take it over? -But what about you? |
222 | 00:30:31,920 | 00:30:34,992 | Don't worry about me. | Don't worry about me. |
223 | 00:30:48,480 | 00:30:51,995 | Viktor, it's Gullan. The answer is "yes". | Viktor, it's Gullan. The answer is "yes". |
224 | 00:30:52,440 | 00:30:55,910 | I said, the answer is "yes". | I said, the answer is "yes". |
225 | 00:30:58,240 | 00:31:03,360 | Don't cry over that. Now he's crying over that too. | Don't cry over that. Now he's crying over that too. |
226 | 00:31:03,560 | 00:31:10,432 | Yes, you know that I love you. Yes, I do. Go to sleep. | Yes, you know that I love you. Yes, I do. Go to sleep. |
227 | 00:31:13,280 | 00:31:17,671 | So Dagmar and I lived together, until I married Viktor. | So Dagmar and I lived together, until I married Viktor. |
228 | 00:31:17,880 | 00:31:23,352 | We didn't see each other much. She got a job at Ritz' bar and I was at the theatre. | We didn't see each other much. She got a job at Ritz' bar and I was at the theatre. |
229 | 00:31:23,560 | 00:31:27,599 | -One could never figure her out. -In what way? | -One could never figure her out. -In what way? |
230 | 00:31:27,800 | 00:31:30,439 | -Can I pay? -One moment. | -Can I pay? -One moment. |
231 | 00:31:30,640 | 00:31:34,952 | There was something rather odd about her. She was difficult to reach out to. | There was something rather odd about her. She was difficult to reach out to. |
232 | 00:31:35,160 | 00:31:40,029 | She was locked inside her own head. But we were very different, of course. | She was locked inside her own head. But we were very different, of course. |
233 | 00:31:40,240 | 00:31:44,916 | -You don't know from where she came that Christmas? -No, she never wanted to say. | -You don't know from where she came that Christmas? -No, she never wanted to say. |
234 | 00:31:45,120 | 00:31:50,319 | But I overheard the address when she called the moving company. | But I overheard the address when she called the moving company. |
235 | 00:31:50,520 | 00:31:55,469 | It was H�glundsgatan 37. I've forgotten the name. | It was H�glundsgatan 37. I've forgotten the name. |
236 | 00:32:08,280 | 00:32:11,556 | Come in, god damnit! | Come in, god damnit! |
237 | 00:32:14,560 | 00:32:20,078 | -What the hell is it? -I wanted to see Mr. K�rner. | -What the hell is it? -I wanted to see Mr. K�rner. |
238 | 00:32:20,320 | 00:32:27,874 | Elias, the idiot who tricked me into buying milk, he's here. | Elias, the idiot who tricked me into buying milk, he's here. |
239 | 00:32:29,960 | 00:32:32,599 | -So it's him? -Yes. | -So it's him? -Yes. |
240 | 00:32:44,240 | 00:32:48,313 | That was damn funny. | That was damn funny. |
241 | 00:32:50,440 | 00:32:57,357 | Did you hear? Elias K�rner, laughing. Have a sip. | Did you hear? Elias K�rner, laughing. Have a sip. |
242 | 00:32:57,720 | 00:33:02,032 | No, I'll be back later. | No, I'll be back later. |
243 | 00:33:02,240 | 00:33:09,510 | Too posh to drink straight from the bottle? Goddamn clean-cut... | Too posh to drink straight from the bottle? Goddamn clean-cut... |
244 | 00:33:10,000 | 00:33:16,519 | Clean-shaved philistine! Get out of here. | Clean-shaved philistine! Get out of here. |
245 | 00:33:19,280 | 00:33:22,272 | Don't come back. | Don't come back. |
246 | 00:33:23,720 | 00:33:28,316 | He was right. You are a clean-cut philistine. | He was right. You are a clean-cut philistine. |
247 | 00:33:28,520 | 00:33:32,274 | But you write like an analphabet. What does it say here? | But you write like an analphabet. What does it say here? |
248 | 00:33:32,480 | 00:33:37,031 | An analphabet can't write at all. But you're one, since you can't read. | An analphabet can't write at all. But you're one, since you can't read. |
249 | 00:33:37,240 | 00:33:44,157 | Yes, what does it say? It's not easy when you're writing in bed. | Yes, what does it say? It's not easy when you're writing in bed. |
250 | 00:33:44,360 | 00:33:48,592 | -"Anthropomorphizing", it says... -What does it mean? | -"Anthropomorphizing", it says... -What does it mean? |
251 | 00:33:48,800 | 00:33:52,713 | Anthropos means human and morph figure. It's Greek. | Anthropos means human and morph figure. It's Greek. |
252 | 00:33:52,920 | 00:33:57,391 | -Nobody will get that. -Yes, those who are supposed to will. | -Nobody will get that. -Yes, those who are supposed to will. |
253 | 00:33:59,280 | 00:34:04,559 | -Ah, what is it now? -Find something to drink. We're having a visitor. | -Ah, what is it now? -Find something to drink. We're having a visitor. |
254 | 00:34:04,760 | 00:34:11,279 | Is it impossible to get some peace of mind here? Not even a bottle to yourself. | Is it impossible to get some peace of mind here? Not even a bottle to yourself. |
255 | 00:34:12,160 | 00:34:16,676 | -Good evening. -Step inside. | -Good evening. -Step inside. |
256 | 00:34:18,520 | 00:34:24,436 | Anders... this is Captain Brink. Dagmar's former husband. | Anders... this is Captain Brink. Dagmar's former husband. |
257 | 00:34:24,840 | 00:34:28,753 | Wikner... please come in. | Wikner... please come in. |
258 | 00:34:31,320 | 00:34:35,632 | I saw your names in Dagmar's death notice. | I saw your names in Dagmar's death notice. |
259 | 00:34:35,840 | 00:34:41,756 | It's none of my business... but how did she die? | It's none of my business... but how did she die? |
260 | 00:34:42,000 | 00:34:45,595 | -She... -Killed herself. | -She... -Killed herself. |
261 | 00:34:47,280 | 00:34:51,512 | -Yes. -I almost knew it. | -Yes. -I almost knew it. |
262 | 00:34:52,120 | 00:34:57,433 | -So you know why she did it? -No, not at all. | -So you know why she did it? -No, not at all. |
263 | 00:34:57,680 | 00:35:03,038 | But I'm not surprised. She was that kind of person. | But I'm not surprised. She was that kind of person. |
264 | 00:35:03,240 | 00:35:08,837 | She was different. Hard to get close to. | She was different. Hard to get close to. |
265 | 00:35:09,040 | 00:35:15,639 | Even though we were married for 4 years, I wasn't sure what she thought or felt. | Even though we were married for 4 years, I wasn't sure what she thought or felt. |
266 | 00:35:15,840 | 00:35:22,916 | -But I suppose this doesn't interest you. -Quite the opposite. | -But I suppose this doesn't interest you. -Quite the opposite. |
267 | 00:35:23,120 | 00:35:27,750 | Her persona is very interesting to me. | Her persona is very interesting to me. |
268 | 00:35:27,960 | 00:35:32,909 | It's hard to think about the fact that she could have been alive- | It's hard to think about the fact that she could have been alive- |
269 | 00:35:33,120 | 00:35:38,114 | -and the two of us married, if I hadn't opened that letter. | -and the two of us married, if I hadn't opened that letter. |
270 | 00:35:38,320 | 00:35:41,596 | It was a few months after we got married. | It was a few months after we got married. |
271 | 00:35:41,800 | 00:35:46,920 | I came home early one day. We lived out in the suburbs. | I came home early one day. We lived out in the suburbs. |
272 | 00:35:47,120 | 00:35:52,877 | There was a letter to Dagmar. It was sent from Paris. | There was a letter to Dagmar. It was sent from Paris. |
273 | 00:35:53,200 | 00:35:57,113 | She was at the dentist's in town. Shortly before dinner she called. | She was at the dentist's in town. Shortly before dinner she called. |
274 | 00:35:57,320 | 00:36:01,836 | She said that she'd be late and that I shouldn't wait for her before eating. | She said that she'd be late and that I shouldn't wait for her before eating. |
275 | 00:36:02,040 | 00:36:06,477 | I had already been glancing at that letter for a couple of hours. | I had already been glancing at that letter for a couple of hours. |
276 | 00:36:06,680 | 00:36:12,073 | So I gave in to the temptation and opened it. | So I gave in to the temptation and opened it. |
277 | 00:36:13,600 | 00:36:17,957 | It was a love letter from someone named Alex. | It was a love letter from someone named Alex. |
278 | 00:36:18,160 | 00:36:22,472 | It was all too evident that they had loved each other- | It was all too evident that they had loved each other- |
279 | 00:36:22,680 | 00:36:26,116 | -and that he still did. | -and that he still did. |
280 | 00:36:26,320 | 00:36:32,270 | I was sealing the envelope when I heard the door open. | I was sealing the envelope when I heard the door open. |
281 | 00:36:41,440 | 00:36:45,035 | -Hi. You ate, I suppose? -Yes. | -Hi. You ate, I suppose? -Yes. |
282 | 00:36:46,000 | 00:36:51,632 | So where's the "thank you for dinner"-kiss? Or is there none because I wasn't home? | So where's the "thank you for dinner"-kiss? Or is there none because I wasn't home? |
283 | 00:36:55,120 | 00:37:00,558 | Let me look at you. Did something happen? Has Adelsv�rd taunted you again? | Let me look at you. Did something happen? Has Adelsv�rd taunted you again? |
284 | 00:37:00,760 | 00:37:05,993 | No, but it was a bummer having to have dinner by myself. | No, but it was a bummer having to have dinner by myself. |
285 | 00:37:06,200 | 00:37:12,275 | That's the sound of a newly-wed. Can you tell that I'm swollen? | That's the sound of a newly-wed. Can you tell that I'm swollen? |
286 | 00:37:12,520 | 00:37:15,751 | No... be quiet, please. | No... be quiet, please. |
287 | 00:37:15,960 | 00:37:20,875 | According to L'agenzia Stefani, German vanguards marched into Paris today- | According to L'agenzia Stefani, German vanguards marched into Paris today- |
288 | 00:37:21,080 | 00:37:23,640 | -through Port St. Denis. | -through Port St. Denis. |
289 | 00:37:23,840 | 00:37:27,674 | When the Germans entered Paris, the city streets were empty. | When the Germans entered Paris, the city streets were empty. |
290 | 00:37:27,880 | 00:37:32,715 | Most remaining inhabitants stayed inside or in the shops. | Most remaining inhabitants stayed inside or in the shops. |
291 | 00:37:32,920 | 00:37:37,198 | The blinds were drawn, and deadly silence... | The blinds were drawn, and deadly silence... |
292 | 00:37:37,400 | 00:37:41,552 | -What are you doing? -It's appalling. | -What are you doing? -It's appalling. |
293 | 00:37:41,760 | 00:37:45,230 | No worse than when they entered Brussels, Amsterdam or Warsaw. | No worse than when they entered Brussels, Amsterdam or Warsaw. |
294 | 00:37:45,440 | 00:37:48,750 | -They're vile. -But damn good soldiers. | -They're vile. -But damn good soldiers. |
295 | 00:37:48,960 | 00:37:52,919 | That rotten and corrupted France needs some cleaning up. | That rotten and corrupted France needs some cleaning up. |
296 | 00:37:53,120 | 00:37:57,352 | -You sound like a nazi. -I admire them, as an officer. | -You sound like a nazi. -I admire them, as an officer. |
297 | 00:37:57,560 | 00:38:03,396 | But I don't sympathize with them. Please, let's not discuss politics. | But I don't sympathize with them. Please, let's not discuss politics. |
298 | 00:38:03,600 | 00:38:06,831 | No, let's not. | No, let's not. |
299 | 00:38:11,000 | 00:38:14,276 | -Dagmar...? -Yes. | -Dagmar...? -Yes. |
300 | 00:38:18,280 | 00:38:24,435 | Could you answer me honestly? Have you loved someone before me? | Could you answer me honestly? Have you loved someone before me? |
301 | 00:38:26,160 | 00:38:31,393 | -Why are you asking me that now? -I know so little about you. | -Why are you asking me that now? -I know so little about you. |
302 | 00:38:31,600 | 00:38:35,195 | Enough not to have to ask that question, I think. | Enough not to have to ask that question, I think. |
303 | 00:38:35,400 | 00:38:41,350 | You can love someone without a relationship coming out of it. | You can love someone without a relationship coming out of it. |
304 | 00:38:41,720 | 00:38:47,716 | I don't know why you're bringing it up, but I'll give you an honest answer. | I don't know why you're bringing it up, but I'll give you an honest answer. |
305 | 00:38:47,920 | 00:38:51,913 | I have never a loved a man before you, Stefan. | I have never a loved a man before you, Stefan. |
306 | 00:38:53,000 | 00:38:57,630 | I don't understand why she lied to me that time. | I don't understand why she lied to me that time. |
307 | 00:38:57,880 | 00:39:01,793 | And you never told her that you had read the letter from Alex? | And you never told her that you had read the letter from Alex? |
308 | 00:39:02,000 | 00:39:05,834 | That would have equalled divorce. | That would have equalled divorce. |
309 | 00:39:06,040 | 00:39:09,316 | She would have forgiven me cheating on her- | She would have forgiven me cheating on her- |
310 | 00:39:09,520 | 00:39:13,672 | -but never reading one of her letters. | -but never reading one of her letters. |
311 | 00:39:13,880 | 00:39:18,715 | I burned it the same evening, but it didn't help. | I burned it the same evening, but it didn't help. |
312 | 00:39:18,920 | 00:39:23,630 | I couldn't forget that she had lied to me. | I couldn't forget that she had lied to me. |
313 | 00:39:23,840 | 00:39:28,436 | It changed everything between us. I couldn't trust her anymore. | It changed everything between us. I couldn't trust her anymore. |
314 | 00:39:28,640 | 00:39:34,954 | And she could tell... well, I'd better be going. | And she could tell... well, I'd better be going. |
315 | 00:39:35,680 | 00:39:39,958 | Thank you for listening. It felt good to speak out. | Thank you for listening. It felt good to speak out. |
316 | 00:39:40,160 | 00:39:45,393 | -I haven't done that before. Good night. -I'll follow you out. | -I haven't done that before. Good night. -I'll follow you out. |
317 | 00:39:46,880 | 00:39:51,431 | -Do you think she was unfaithful? -Do you? | -Do you think she was unfaithful? -Do you? |
318 | 00:39:51,640 | 00:39:55,235 | -No. -Why not? | -No. -Why not? |
319 | 00:39:55,440 | 00:40:00,116 | -She wasn't that type. -She lied about Alex. | -She wasn't that type. -She lied about Alex. |
320 | 00:40:00,320 | 00:40:03,869 | Not necessarily. We can't know for sure what that letter said. | Not necessarily. We can't know for sure what that letter said. |
321 | 00:40:04,080 | 00:40:08,631 | A jealous and suspecting man is not to be counted on. | A jealous and suspecting man is not to be counted on. |
322 | 00:40:08,840 | 00:40:13,516 | But I do know, that she loved Alex. | But I do know, that she loved Alex. |
323 | 00:40:14,800 | 00:40:19,191 | Do you? How could you know? | Do you? How could you know? |
324 | 00:40:19,400 | 00:40:23,791 | -I'll tell you tomorrow. Sleep now. -You're joking. | -I'll tell you tomorrow. Sleep now. -You're joking. |
325 | 00:40:24,000 | 00:40:29,836 | Believe what you want. You won't hear it tonight anyway. Turn off the light. | Believe what you want. You won't hear it tonight anyway. Turn off the light. |
326 | 00:40:33,640 | 00:40:35,198 | Good night. | Good night. |
327 | 00:40:35,440 | 00:40:39,877 | -Anders, coffee's ready. -I'm on my way. | -Anders, coffee's ready. -I'm on my way. |
328 | 00:40:40,160 | 00:40:44,790 | I wonder if that Elias K�rner is sober today? | I wonder if that Elias K�rner is sober today? |
329 | 00:40:45,000 | 00:40:49,073 | Hi... did you sleep well? | Hi... did you sleep well? |
330 | 00:40:53,960 | 00:40:58,636 | -Must you read the paper at the table? -If I don't, you will. | -Must you read the paper at the table? -If I don't, you will. |
331 | 00:40:58,840 | 00:41:04,437 | -Are you in a bad mood? -No. But I've been dreaming about that damn Alex. | -Are you in a bad mood? -No. But I've been dreaming about that damn Alex. |
332 | 00:41:04,640 | 00:41:08,633 | So, will you tell me now? Hey? | So, will you tell me now? Hey? |
333 | 00:41:09,760 | 00:41:12,752 | Will you tell me now? | Will you tell me now? |
334 | 00:41:16,080 | 00:41:21,200 | It was in the beginning of our relationship... February, 1947. | It was in the beginning of our relationship... February, 1947. |
335 | 00:41:21,400 | 00:41:26,793 | As usual, you had been too lazy to walk me home. | As usual, you had been too lazy to walk me home. |
336 | 00:42:26,280 | 00:42:30,796 | -Can I come in for a second? -Not now. I was on my way to bed. | -Can I come in for a second? -Not now. I was on my way to bed. |
337 | 00:42:31,000 | 00:42:34,390 | Oh no, you weren't. | Oh no, you weren't. |
338 | 00:42:39,520 | 00:42:45,117 | -What's this supposed to mean? -I don't like to pry in other's business. | -What's this supposed to mean? -I don't like to pry in other's business. |
339 | 00:42:45,320 | 00:42:51,395 | But when it comes to suicide, I consider it my obligation. | But when it comes to suicide, I consider it my obligation. |
340 | 00:42:53,280 | 00:42:56,158 | Can't we sit down? | Can't we sit down? |
341 | 00:42:56,840 | 00:43:01,516 | You sit. I prefer to stand. | You sit. I prefer to stand. |
342 | 00:43:02,840 | 00:43:06,355 | Why did you want to do it? | Why did you want to do it? |
343 | 00:43:06,600 | 00:43:10,593 | Why would I tell you? I don't even know your name. | Why would I tell you? I don't even know your name. |
344 | 00:43:10,800 | 00:43:15,032 | Britt S�derberg. Advertising director at Langes publishing company. | Britt S�derberg. Advertising director at Langes publishing company. |
345 | 00:43:15,240 | 00:43:19,677 | -I live across the hall. -Dagmar Brink. | -I live across the hall. -Dagmar Brink. |
346 | 00:43:21,320 | 00:43:25,472 | Please, Miss Brink. Sit down. | Please, Miss Brink. Sit down. |
347 | 00:43:26,360 | 00:43:30,638 | Mrs. Brink. I was married once. | Mrs. Brink. I was married once. |
348 | 00:43:31,360 | 00:43:35,876 | Drink this. It's calming. | Drink this. It's calming. |
349 | 00:43:42,320 | 00:43:49,317 | So, won't you tell me? Not for my sake, but for your own. | So, won't you tell me? Not for my sake, but for your own. |
350 | 00:43:49,520 | 00:43:55,709 | There's nothing to tell. I just can't take it anymore. | There's nothing to tell. I just can't take it anymore. |
351 | 00:44:20,440 | 00:44:24,353 | I'm sorry... it's over now. | I'm sorry... it's over now. |
352 | 00:44:29,600 | 00:44:37,314 | I'm of the hopeless kind, that asks too much of life and people around me. | I'm of the hopeless kind, that asks too much of life and people around me. |
353 | 00:44:37,520 | 00:44:41,957 | I want them to be good, and real and kind... | I want them to be good, and real and kind... |
354 | 00:44:43,560 | 00:44:48,680 | ...and when they aren't, I take it very badly. | ...and when they aren't, I take it very badly. |
355 | 00:44:48,880 | 00:44:53,908 | And I never learn. After each strike, I get up, naive and hopeful- | And I never learn. After each strike, I get up, naive and hopeful- |
356 | 00:44:54,120 | 00:44:59,956 | -with the same demands. And then I take the next strike. | -with the same demands. And then I take the next strike. |
357 | 00:45:01,240 | 00:45:05,597 | I'm like one of those dolls you played with as a child- | I'm like one of those dolls you played with as a child- |
358 | 00:45:05,800 | 00:45:09,634 | -with a leaden weight under the feet. | -with a leaden weight under the feet. |
359 | 00:45:09,840 | 00:45:15,358 | But it happens that they break. | But it happens that they break. |
360 | 00:45:16,560 | 00:45:21,350 | Surely there's someone who hasn't let you down. | Surely there's someone who hasn't let you down. |
361 | 00:45:22,360 | 00:45:26,990 | Yes, one... but that day might come- | Yes, one... but that day might come- |
362 | 00:45:27,200 | 00:45:30,749 | -and then I don't want to be around no more. | -and then I don't want to be around no more. |
363 | 00:45:32,240 | 00:45:38,793 | -So it's over for now? -Yes, the doll is back on the feet. | -So it's over for now? -Yes, the doll is back on the feet. |
364 | 00:45:39,000 | 00:45:44,518 | -Ready for the next strike. -Try accepting life as it is. | -Ready for the next strike. -Try accepting life as it is. |
365 | 00:45:44,720 | 00:45:47,837 | And not having so high expectations? | And not having so high expectations? |
366 | 00:45:48,040 | 00:45:51,430 | And you have one. Isn't that enough? | And you have one. Isn't that enough? |
367 | 00:45:51,640 | 00:45:56,236 | -We can never have each other. -Don't be so sure. | -We can never have each other. -Don't be so sure. |
368 | 00:45:56,440 | 00:46:01,594 | No, in this case I can be completely sure. | No, in this case I can be completely sure. |
369 | 00:46:02,320 | 00:46:07,474 | I'm going to bed now. Thank you for coming over. | I'm going to bed now. Thank you for coming over. |
370 | 00:46:07,760 | 00:46:13,118 | -You don't have to worry. You can go. -I'd rather see you in bed first. | -You don't have to worry. You can go. -I'd rather see you in bed first. |
371 | 00:46:13,320 | 00:46:17,791 | Can you take a sleeping pill? Go to bed. | Can you take a sleeping pill? Go to bed. |
372 | 00:46:18,000 | 00:46:21,470 | Then call for me and I'll see you to sleep. | Then call for me and I'll see you to sleep. |
373 | 00:46:21,680 | 00:46:24,672 | As you wish. | As you wish. |
374 | 00:46:33,920 | 00:46:36,593 | I'm done now. | I'm done now. |
375 | 00:46:39,440 | 00:46:42,910 | -Did you take the sleeping pill? -Yes. | -Did you take the sleeping pill? -Yes. |
376 | 00:46:43,120 | 00:46:46,635 | -Can I take care of the others...? -No. | -Can I take care of the others...? -No. |
377 | 00:46:47,240 | 00:46:53,270 | -Should I stay here until you're asleep? -Yes. I would like that. | -Should I stay here until you're asleep? -Yes. I would like that. |
378 | 00:46:55,440 | 00:46:59,752 | Fall into slumber like a sweet little girl. | Fall into slumber like a sweet little girl. |
379 | 00:47:04,440 | 00:47:08,956 | -Can I hold your hand? -Of course. | -Can I hold your hand? -Of course. |
380 | 00:47:19,720 | 00:47:24,271 | It's been a long time since I went to sleep like this. | It's been a long time since I went to sleep like this. |
381 | 00:47:29,160 | 00:47:34,314 | Now the church bells are chiming downtown. Can you hear them, Alex? | Now the church bells are chiming downtown. Can you hear them, Alex? |
382 | 00:47:35,680 | 00:47:38,194 | Sleep now. | Sleep now. |
383 | 00:47:40,520 | 00:47:44,991 | It's good to be alive. Don't you think? | It's good to be alive. Don't you think? |
384 | 00:47:45,280 | 00:47:47,635 | Yes. | Yes. |
385 | 00:47:49,080 | 00:47:54,074 | Never leave me, Alex. Promise me. | Never leave me, Alex. Promise me. |
386 | 00:47:56,240 | 00:48:02,873 | I love you so much. All too much. | I love you so much. All too much. |
387 | 00:48:28,040 | 00:48:31,077 | Why did you never tell me this? | Why did you never tell me this? |
388 | 00:48:31,280 | 00:48:35,796 | I thought it was none of your business. | I thought it was none of your business. |
389 | 00:48:36,000 | 00:48:40,551 | So she lied to her husband. But it doesn't make sense. | So she lied to her husband. But it doesn't make sense. |
390 | 00:48:40,760 | 00:48:44,275 | -It doesn't fit with her character. -I don't think so either. | -It doesn't fit with her character. -I don't think so either. |
391 | 00:48:44,480 | 00:48:48,393 | Alex was apparently the love of her life. | Alex was apparently the love of her life. |
392 | 00:48:48,600 | 00:48:51,831 | How could she be so sure that they could never have each other? | How could she be so sure that they could never have each other? |
393 | 00:48:52,040 | 00:48:54,838 | Maybe he was married, or dead. | Maybe he was married, or dead. |
394 | 00:48:55,040 | 00:48:59,511 | But she feared that the day would come, when he'd let her down. | But she feared that the day would come, when he'd let her down. |
395 | 00:48:59,720 | 00:49:06,114 | No, dead he wasn't. 'Til later. See you at dinner. | No, dead he wasn't. 'Til later. See you at dinner. |
396 | 00:49:07,680 | 00:49:11,912 | This is what she looked like when I got to know her. | This is what she looked like when I got to know her. |
397 | 00:49:12,120 | 00:49:20,312 | Well, it's how I saw her. I called it "Girl with hyacinths". | Well, it's how I saw her. I called it "Girl with hyacinths". |
398 | 00:49:21,440 | 00:49:27,675 | That was stupid. I should have called it "Miss Lonely". | That was stupid. I should have called it "Miss Lonely". |
399 | 00:49:29,720 | 00:49:37,115 | The first time I saw her was at Ritz' bar. It was the spring of '45. | The first time I saw her was at Ritz' bar. It was the spring of '45. |
400 | 00:49:37,320 | 00:49:44,635 | She played there. Never had I seen a person who looked so lonely. | She played there. Never had I seen a person who looked so lonely. |
401 | 00:49:45,200 | 00:49:51,196 | Well, not counting the mental patients on Beckonberget. | Well, not counting the mental patients on Beckonberget. |
402 | 00:49:51,400 | 00:49:56,872 | But that's another story. I was at the beginning of one of my cycles- | But that's another story. I was at the beginning of one of my cycles- |
403 | 00:49:57,080 | 00:50:01,073 | -and I had been staring at her all night long. | -and I had been staring at her all night long. |
404 | 00:50:50,680 | 00:50:55,834 | -Can I buy you a glass of red wine? -I'm on my way home. | -Can I buy you a glass of red wine? -I'm on my way home. |
405 | 00:50:56,040 | 00:51:02,115 | No, don't be. For I'm asking you in the nicest possible way, little Miss Lonely. | No, don't be. For I'm asking you in the nicest possible way, little Miss Lonely. |
406 | 00:51:02,320 | 00:51:09,192 | Sit with me for a while. You see, I'm just as lonely as you. | Sit with me for a while. You see, I'm just as lonely as you. |
407 | 00:51:10,400 | 00:51:12,436 | Come here. | Come here. |
408 | 00:51:15,640 | 00:51:20,555 | You don't have to say anything. I just want to look at you. | You don't have to say anything. I just want to look at you. |
409 | 00:51:20,760 | 00:51:24,514 | I know that you think that I'm a creepy bloke. | I know that you think that I'm a creepy bloke. |
410 | 00:51:24,720 | 00:51:30,909 | How could a fair and tender fairytale princess like you... | How could a fair and tender fairytale princess like you... |
411 | 00:51:31,120 | 00:51:38,913 | A fairytale princess who plays swing... Just a thought. | A fairytale princess who plays swing... Just a thought. |
412 | 00:51:39,920 | 00:51:44,710 | How could she find me anything but ugly and repulsive? | How could she find me anything but ugly and repulsive? |
413 | 00:51:44,920 | 00:51:48,276 | Look at my nails. | Look at my nails. |
414 | 00:51:49,000 | 00:51:55,678 | It looks like drunk snails tried to crawl in under them to hide. | It looks like drunk snails tried to crawl in under them to hide. |
415 | 00:51:55,880 | 00:52:02,877 | But they failed to do so. My poor little snails. | But they failed to do so. My poor little snails. |
416 | 00:52:04,640 | 00:52:11,239 | To be sickened by oneself and hate oneself - yes, that is easy. | To be sickened by oneself and hate oneself - yes, that is easy. |
417 | 00:52:11,440 | 00:52:17,993 | "That is very easy." Do you know who wrote that? | "That is very easy." Do you know who wrote that? |
418 | 00:52:18,200 | 00:52:22,318 | If you will model for me I'll tell you. | If you will model for me I'll tell you. |
419 | 00:52:22,520 | 00:52:27,469 | There are so many pretty things I want to tell you about, little Miss Lonely. | There are so many pretty things I want to tell you about, little Miss Lonely. |
420 | 00:52:27,680 | 00:52:35,917 | Let me paint your portrait. It's quite an honor to be painted by Elias K�rner. | Let me paint your portrait. It's quite an honor to be painted by Elias K�rner. |
421 | 00:52:36,720 | 00:52:44,229 | One day I will be up there with the big names... the big and lonely. | One day I will be up there with the big names... the big and lonely. |
422 | 00:52:44,680 | 00:52:48,229 | Let's settle it. | Let's settle it. |
423 | 00:52:49,640 | 00:52:53,599 | You will come to my studio... | You will come to my studio... |
424 | 00:52:53,800 | 00:52:59,557 | H�glundsgatan 37... | H�glundsgatan 37... |
425 | 00:52:59,760 | 00:53:04,197 | Monday 24th... | Monday 24th... |
426 | 00:53:04,960 | 00:53:09,272 | Let's say at 11? Then this cycle will be over. | Let's say at 11? Then this cycle will be over. |
427 | 00:53:09,480 | 00:53:14,315 | You will be surprised at how different I am. | You will be surprised at how different I am. |
428 | 00:53:14,520 | 00:53:18,877 | -Say that you will come. -On one condition. | -Say that you will come. -On one condition. |
429 | 00:53:19,080 | 00:53:26,111 | -Which one, Miss Lonely? -That you get rid of the snails. Good night. | -Which one, Miss Lonely? -That you get rid of the snails. Good night. |
430 | 00:53:39,760 | 00:53:42,320 | So, what do you think? | So, what do you think? |
431 | 00:53:43,640 | 00:53:48,839 | -Artistically, it's excellent. -Don't you think it looks like you? | -Artistically, it's excellent. -Don't you think it looks like you? |
432 | 00:53:49,040 | 00:53:56,594 | Yes... and yet not. I'm not that deep and mysterious. | Yes... and yet not. I'm not that deep and mysterious. |
433 | 00:53:57,240 | 00:54:00,038 | It's more of yourself than of me. | It's more of yourself than of me. |
434 | 00:54:00,240 | 00:54:05,155 | Oh no, you're exactly that lonely girl. | Oh no, you're exactly that lonely girl. |
435 | 00:54:05,360 | 00:54:13,040 | The one who waits for something that she knows will never be. | The one who waits for something that she knows will never be. |
436 | 00:54:14,720 | 00:54:21,876 | No, you don't know it yourself, or you don't want to admit it. | No, you don't know it yourself, or you don't want to admit it. |
437 | 00:54:41,640 | 00:54:45,997 | Isn't it beautiful and soothing... | Isn't it beautiful and soothing... |
438 | 00:54:46,200 | 00:54:50,193 | ... to look at a rainy town through a window...? | ... to look at a rainy town through a window...? |
439 | 00:54:50,400 | 00:54:56,270 | Soaking tin roofs... a lonely umbrella in a doorway- | Soaking tin roofs... a lonely umbrella in a doorway- |
440 | 00:54:56,480 | 00:55:01,429 | -and the huddling pigeons on the windowsills. | -and the huddling pigeons on the windowsills. |
441 | 00:55:02,760 | 00:55:05,035 | Rain... | Rain... |
442 | 00:55:07,720 | 00:55:11,554 | It makes me think about my mother. | It makes me think about my mother. |
443 | 00:55:12,520 | 00:55:16,479 | I guess I wasn't what she had hoped for. | I guess I wasn't what she had hoped for. |
444 | 00:55:18,160 | 00:55:23,029 | -Were you often lonely as a child? -Yes. | -Were you often lonely as a child? -Yes. |
445 | 00:55:25,440 | 00:55:28,352 | So was I. | So was I. |
446 | 00:55:53,120 | 00:55:57,352 | So she quit her job at Ritz and moved in here. | So she quit her job at Ritz and moved in here. |
447 | 00:55:58,520 | 00:56:03,913 | We didn't want to get married. Neither of us believed in marriage- | We didn't want to get married. Neither of us believed in marriage- |
448 | 00:56:04,120 | 00:56:10,229 | -and deep down we both knew that it wouldn't last anyway. | -and deep down we both knew that it wouldn't last anyway. |
449 | 00:56:10,440 | 00:56:16,675 | But we never admitted it to each other. Poor soul. | But we never admitted it to each other. Poor soul. |
450 | 00:56:18,400 | 00:56:24,999 | She didn't know what was coming. What I was like at my worst. | She didn't know what was coming. What I was like at my worst. |
451 | 00:56:27,400 | 00:56:33,839 | We were happy on and off. There could be months without me touching a bottle. | We were happy on and off. There could be months without me touching a bottle. |
452 | 00:56:35,200 | 00:56:41,070 | But then it came. I could be away at daytime and she had to run around town- | But then it came. I could be away at daytime and she had to run around town- |
453 | 00:56:41,280 | 00:56:44,397 | -only to find me in a reeking watering hole- | -only to find me in a reeking watering hole- |
454 | 00:56:44,600 | 00:56:49,355 | -or with booze pushers in some basement in Old Town. Or at the police station. | -or with booze pushers in some basement in Old Town. Or at the police station. |
455 | 00:56:49,560 | 00:56:54,031 | It can't have been nice to take care of me at those moments. | It can't have been nice to take care of me at those moments. |
456 | 00:56:54,240 | 00:57:00,918 | Would you like to undress and wash a stinking, unconscious carcass? | Would you like to undress and wash a stinking, unconscious carcass? |
457 | 00:57:02,000 | 00:57:04,833 | She did that. | She did that. |
458 | 00:57:08,840 | 00:57:15,951 | After three cycles in a year, she was as washed up as I was. | After three cycles in a year, she was as washed up as I was. |
459 | 00:57:21,360 | 00:57:24,318 | Come and eat. | Come and eat. |
460 | 00:57:26,200 | 00:57:28,634 | -I can't. -You will try. | -I can't. -You will try. |
461 | 00:57:28,840 | 00:57:32,719 | -You and your nagging. -I'm not doing it for myself. | -You and your nagging. -I'm not doing it for myself. |
462 | 00:57:32,920 | 00:57:36,913 | Then why don't you get out? Realise that I'm a lost cause. | Then why don't you get out? Realise that I'm a lost cause. |
463 | 00:57:37,120 | 00:57:42,433 | There's no use in fighting it. I just end up pulling you down with me. | There's no use in fighting it. I just end up pulling you down with me. |
464 | 00:57:42,640 | 00:57:47,839 | Why don't you leave, before it's too late? | Why don't you leave, before it's too late? |
465 | 00:57:48,720 | 00:57:52,395 | -I love you. -It's just something you tell yourself. | -I love you. -It's just something you tell yourself. |
466 | 00:57:52,600 | 00:57:58,118 | Nobody can love me. It's just pity. And I don't want that. | Nobody can love me. It's just pity. And I don't want that. |
467 | 00:57:58,320 | 00:58:04,509 | You and your Good Samaritan-inclinations. Your compassion chokes me. | You and your Good Samaritan-inclinations. Your compassion chokes me. |
468 | 00:58:04,720 | 00:58:11,831 | I can't stand the look in your eyes. That eternally forgiving look. | I can't stand the look in your eyes. That eternally forgiving look. |
469 | 00:58:14,560 | 00:58:18,678 | -It could be so good. -Yes, if you left. | -It could be so good. -Yes, if you left. |
470 | 00:58:18,880 | 00:58:24,159 | -No, if you did. -So that's what you wanted. | -No, if you did. -So that's what you wanted. |
471 | 00:58:24,360 | 00:58:28,990 | You want to put me in an institution, but you can forget about that. | You want to put me in an institution, but you can forget about that. |
472 | 00:58:29,200 | 00:58:34,149 | I know all about those places and their meddlesome nurses and doctors- | I know all about those places and their meddlesome nurses and doctors- |
473 | 00:58:34,360 | 00:58:39,912 | -who have so many patients that they can't even remember your name. | -who have so many patients that they can't even remember your name. |
474 | 00:58:47,760 | 00:58:53,995 | There's a doctor in Switzerland who has opened a clinic with new methods. | There's a doctor in Switzerland who has opened a clinic with new methods. |
475 | 00:58:54,200 | 00:58:58,716 | He has cured all his patients, but it takes half a year. | He has cured all his patients, but it takes half a year. |
476 | 00:58:58,920 | 00:59:04,278 | And that's where you want me. Who will pay for that trip? | And that's where you want me. Who will pay for that trip? |
477 | 00:59:04,480 | 00:59:08,075 | It costs no more than 8.000 crowns. | It costs no more than 8.000 crowns. |
478 | 00:59:08,280 | 00:59:12,432 | No more than 8.000 crowns? Where the hell would I get that? | No more than 8.000 crowns? Where the hell would I get that? |
479 | 00:59:12,640 | 00:59:16,519 | Can't you get an advance down at the salon? | Can't you get an advance down at the salon? |
480 | 00:59:16,720 | 00:59:21,999 | I have a fixed salary of 500 crowns a month. It's hardly likely. | I have a fixed salary of 500 crowns a month. It's hardly likely. |
481 | 00:59:22,200 | 00:59:28,275 | But if you can get the last 5.000, I'd be happy to go. | But if you can get the last 5.000, I'd be happy to go. |
482 | 00:59:38,360 | 00:59:40,794 | -Do you promise? -Yes. | -Do you promise? -Yes. |
483 | 00:59:49,200 | 00:59:52,909 | -Where are you going? -Never you mind. | -Where are you going? -Never you mind. |
484 | 00:59:59,440 | 01:00:02,716 | -What are you looking for? -A letter. | -What are you looking for? -A letter. |
485 | 01:00:04,080 | 01:00:08,039 | I hope I won't have to use it. | I hope I won't have to use it. |
486 | 01:00:08,480 | 01:00:15,318 | Whether you believe it or not, she came back that same afternoon- | Whether you believe it or not, she came back that same afternoon- |
487 | 01:00:15,520 | 01:00:20,913 | -and laid out five of those bills in front of me. | -and laid out five of those bills in front of me. |
488 | 01:00:22,520 | 01:00:29,631 | I wondered where she got them from. She wouldn't tell me. | I wondered where she got them from. She wouldn't tell me. |
489 | 01:00:29,960 | 01:00:34,670 | There was nothing to do but pack up and leave. I had made a promise. | There was nothing to do but pack up and leave. I had made a promise. |
490 | 01:00:36,160 | 01:00:40,597 | I came home after six months, disgustingly sound and healthy- | I came home after six months, disgustingly sound and healthy- |
491 | 01:00:40,800 | 01:00:43,473 | -choking on fresh air... | -choking on fresh air... |
492 | 01:00:43,680 | 01:00:48,356 | With rosy cheeks, bursting with creativity. | With rosy cheeks, bursting with creativity. |
493 | 01:00:49,240 | 01:00:54,758 | The happiest months of our life together followed. | The happiest months of our life together followed. |
494 | 01:00:55,760 | 01:01:01,039 | We hardly went out at all. We stayed home at evenings- | We hardly went out at all. We stayed home at evenings- |
495 | 01:01:01,240 | 01:01:07,634 | -listening to radio and reading books. Once in a blue moon we went to the movies. | -listening to radio and reading books. Once in a blue moon we went to the movies. |
496 | 01:01:08,600 | 01:01:12,149 | I didn't touch a bottle. | I didn't touch a bottle. |
497 | 01:01:12,360 | 01:01:18,037 | I never met any of my drinking buddies and I painted like a maniac. | I never met any of my drinking buddies and I painted like a maniac. |
498 | 01:01:18,240 | 01:01:24,873 | Allow me to show you one of the results... | Allow me to show you one of the results... |
499 | 01:01:27,000 | 01:01:33,473 | -Well, what do you think? -I'm not an expert, but... | -Well, what do you think? -I'm not an expert, but... |
500 | 01:01:36,400 | 01:01:40,109 | -A tad banal, isn't it? -No it isn't. | -A tad banal, isn't it? -No it isn't. |
501 | 01:01:40,320 | 01:01:47,192 | It's as mindblowingly banal and devoid of life as a painting could ever be. | It's as mindblowingly banal and devoid of life as a painting could ever be. |
502 | 01:01:47,400 | 01:01:52,713 | But I didn't see it. I just kept painting. | But I didn't see it. I just kept painting. |
503 | 01:01:52,920 | 01:01:57,152 | And suddenly it was Christmas. | And suddenly it was Christmas. |
504 | 01:01:57,360 | 01:02:03,674 | Lacking money, as usual, I brought a couple of paintings to one of my regular customers. | Lacking money, as usual, I brought a couple of paintings to one of my regular customers. |
505 | 01:02:03,880 | 01:02:10,558 | He was a know-it-all, and he told me the truth. | He was a know-it-all, and he told me the truth. |
506 | 01:02:10,760 | 01:02:16,471 | It was quite a scene. I told him to go to hell and left. | It was quite a scene. I told him to go to hell and left. |
507 | 01:02:17,040 | 01:02:23,479 | I walked out on the street, leaned some of the paintings against the concrete wall- | I walked out on the street, leaned some of the paintings against the concrete wall- |
508 | 01:02:23,680 | 01:02:30,791 | -and looked at them. It struck me that the man had been absolutely right. | -and looked at them. It struck me that the man had been absolutely right. |
509 | 01:02:34,880 | 01:02:39,351 | It was early one Christmas morning. | It was early one Christmas morning. |
510 | 01:03:25,560 | 01:03:28,552 | Is it Kjell? It's Dagmar. | Is it Kjell? It's Dagmar. |
511 | 01:03:28,760 | 01:03:34,153 | Merry Christmas... I suppose Elias isn't with you? | Merry Christmas... I suppose Elias isn't with you? |
512 | 01:03:35,200 | 01:03:39,352 | So he isn't...? We had decided that we... | So he isn't...? We had decided that we... |
513 | 01:03:39,560 | 01:03:43,997 | Oh, here he is. Say hello to Maja. | Oh, here he is. Say hello to Maja. |
514 | 01:03:49,120 | 01:03:53,636 | Merry fucking Christmas! | Merry fucking Christmas! |
515 | 01:03:55,080 | 01:04:00,393 | And Christmas tree and tinkering lights... | And Christmas tree and tinkering lights... |
516 | 01:04:01,840 | 01:04:05,515 | And nuts... and raisins... | And nuts... and raisins... |
517 | 01:04:06,320 | 01:04:12,589 | And Christmas Pig with an apple in his mouth. | And Christmas Pig with an apple in his mouth. |
518 | 01:04:13,840 | 01:04:19,278 | And a sheaf, and Christmas presents... Well, isn't that dandy. | And a sheaf, and Christmas presents... Well, isn't that dandy. |
519 | 01:04:20,080 | 01:04:27,236 | "To Elias, my love, from former Miss Lonely." | "To Elias, my love, from former Miss Lonely." |
520 | 01:04:28,520 | 01:04:35,995 | What can it be? A home-knit scarf or a pair of slippers? | What can it be? A home-knit scarf or a pair of slippers? |
521 | 01:04:36,200 | 01:04:41,752 | And I know what's in this package. It's a nail cleaner. | And I know what's in this package. It's a nail cleaner. |
522 | 01:04:47,600 | 01:04:52,116 | And children singing on the radio. | And children singing on the radio. |
523 | 01:04:57,080 | 01:05:01,835 | Why don't you say something? Say that I'm an asshole, a scumbag. | Why don't you say something? Say that I'm an asshole, a scumbag. |
524 | 01:05:02,040 | 01:05:07,034 | 5.000 crowns shot to hell. Where did you get them, by the way? | 5.000 crowns shot to hell. Where did you get them, by the way? |
525 | 01:05:07,240 | 01:05:11,438 | Is little Miss Lonely a blackmailer? | Is little Miss Lonely a blackmailer? |
526 | 01:05:11,640 | 01:05:17,795 | Such cruel methods against old lovers to make the new one healthy- | Such cruel methods against old lovers to make the new one healthy- |
527 | 01:05:18,000 | 01:05:22,915 | -so he can... paint many new paintings. | -so he can... paint many new paintings. |
528 | 01:05:28,080 | 01:05:32,756 | That one got its worth. Now I can breathe again. | That one got its worth. Now I can breathe again. |
529 | 01:05:32,960 | 01:05:36,635 | Do you understand what you have done, in order to make us "happy"? | Do you understand what you have done, in order to make us "happy"? |
530 | 01:05:36,840 | 01:05:39,798 | You have crippled me as a painter. But I'm not dead just yet. | You have crippled me as a painter. But I'm not dead just yet. |
531 | 01:05:40,000 | 01:05:44,471 | I wasn't put on this earth to make us happy, but to paint. | I wasn't put on this earth to make us happy, but to paint. |
532 | 01:05:44,680 | 01:05:48,070 | And that's what I'll do. | And that's what I'll do. |
533 | 01:05:57,600 | 01:06:02,276 | So what now? Now it's no good anymore. | So what now? Now it's no good anymore. |
534 | 01:06:02,480 | 01:06:06,393 | And little Miss Lonely is departing. | And little Miss Lonely is departing. |
535 | 01:06:06,600 | 01:06:13,995 | Just go already, and take the scarf, and the nail cleaner... | Just go already, and take the scarf, and the nail cleaner... |
536 | 01:06:14,640 | 01:06:19,873 | And the marzipan pig and your goddamn church made of plaster. | And the marzipan pig and your goddamn church made of plaster. |
537 | 01:06:20,080 | 01:06:23,277 | I'm through with you, and your kind. | I'm through with you, and your kind. |
538 | 01:06:23,480 | 01:06:28,270 | You inane wretches with your false notions of happiness! | You inane wretches with your false notions of happiness! |
539 | 01:06:28,480 | 01:06:33,235 | What the hell do you know about happiness? You who don't even know suffering. | What the hell do you know about happiness? You who don't even know suffering. |
540 | 01:06:33,440 | 01:06:35,908 | Good for you, that you don't even realise- | Good for you, that you don't even realise- |
541 | 01:06:36,120 | 01:06:40,716 | -how damn hollow and empty your lives are. | -how damn hollow and empty your lives are. |
542 | 01:06:40,920 | 01:06:44,390 | Because if you did, you would kill yourselves! | Because if you did, you would kill yourselves! |
543 | 01:06:44,600 | 01:06:48,832 | Good riddance, little Miss Lonely! | Good riddance, little Miss Lonely! |
544 | 01:06:53,240 | 01:07:00,157 | I drank for two days straight until I passed out. | I drank for two days straight until I passed out. |
545 | 01:07:02,960 | 01:07:06,669 | When I woke up, she had fetched her things and left. | When I woke up, she had fetched her things and left. |
546 | 01:07:06,880 | 01:07:12,989 | On the table laid the keys and a ring I gave her sometime. | On the table laid the keys and a ring I gave her sometime. |
547 | 01:07:13,480 | 01:07:20,989 | The only gift I ever presented to her. We never saw each other again. | The only gift I ever presented to her. We never saw each other again. |
548 | 01:07:27,640 | 01:07:32,668 | You think that I was a bastard, of course, and that we shouldn't have parted like that- | You think that I was a bastard, of course, and that we shouldn't have parted like that- |
549 | 01:07:32,880 | 01:07:37,715 | -but that is also the only thing that I regret. | -but that is also the only thing that I regret. |
550 | 01:07:38,040 | 01:07:43,990 | I like my snails. We belong together. | I like my snails. We belong together. |
551 | 01:07:44,920 | 01:07:48,708 | Now there's a meaning to what I do. | Now there's a meaning to what I do. |
552 | 01:07:48,920 | 01:07:54,995 | -The portrait isn't for sale? -No, it isn't. | -The portrait isn't for sale? -No, it isn't. |
553 | 01:07:55,960 | 01:08:02,911 | It's my best work, but that's not why I want to keep it. | It's my best work, but that's not why I want to keep it. |
554 | 01:08:03,120 | 01:08:07,432 | But wait. I made a couple of sketches before that. | But wait. I made a couple of sketches before that. |
555 | 01:08:07,640 | 01:08:10,837 | I have them somewhere here. | I have them somewhere here. |
556 | 01:08:12,960 | 01:08:18,273 | This is the best one. Take it. | This is the best one. Take it. |
557 | 01:08:21,800 | 01:08:25,918 | -It's too kind of you. -I don't want money. | -It's too kind of you. -I don't want money. |
558 | 01:08:26,120 | 01:08:29,510 | It wouldn't feel right. | It wouldn't feel right. |
559 | 01:08:32,560 | 01:08:36,314 | -Who is it? -Willy Borge, he used to be popular. | -Who is it? -Willy Borge, he used to be popular. |
560 | 01:08:36,520 | 01:08:40,991 | -Dagmar has one of his albums. -I can't believe it. | -Dagmar has one of his albums. -I can't believe it. |
561 | 01:08:41,200 | 01:08:44,829 | I know that guy. We went to secondary school together. | I know that guy. We went to secondary school together. |
562 | 01:08:45,040 | 01:08:49,272 | -He was a sleazebag even then. -Did he take some girl away from you? | -He was a sleazebag even then. -Did he take some girl away from you? |
563 | 01:08:49,480 | 01:08:53,553 | Oh God, no. That's the silliest thing I've ever heard. | Oh God, no. That's the silliest thing I've ever heard. |
564 | 01:08:53,760 | 01:08:57,753 | -When was he popular? -Around the start of World War II. | -When was he popular? -Around the start of World War II. |
565 | 01:08:57,960 | 01:09:03,751 | -And she had a whole album of his? -Yes, so? Lots of girls do. | -And she had a whole album of his? -Yes, so? Lots of girls do. |
566 | 01:09:04,080 | 01:09:10,679 | -What are you after? -Borge, Willy. Advertising assistant. | -What are you after? -Borge, Willy. Advertising assistant. |
567 | 01:09:11,760 | 01:09:15,309 | -It must be him. -Oh, you can't call him up. | -It must be him. -Oh, you can't call him up. |
568 | 01:09:15,520 | 01:09:19,911 | There's no harm in trying. | There's no harm in trying. |
569 | 01:09:24,200 | 01:09:29,593 | Is it the Willy Borge who went by the nickname "The Pea"? | Is it the Willy Borge who went by the nickname "The Pea"? |
570 | 01:09:29,800 | 01:09:34,430 | -Oh yes, it's "The Pea" speaking. -I just wanted to ask you a question. | -Oh yes, it's "The Pea" speaking. -I just wanted to ask you a question. |
571 | 01:09:34,640 | 01:09:38,679 | You never knew a girl named Dagmar Brink? | You never knew a girl named Dagmar Brink? |
572 | 01:09:38,880 | 01:09:45,911 | I can't explain over the phone. Can I come over to you? | I can't explain over the phone. Can I come over to you? |
573 | 01:09:47,040 | 01:09:48,473 | I'm on my way. | I'm on my way. |
574 | 01:09:48,680 | 01:09:53,276 | I first met her at one of those awful charity concerts at Blue Hall. | I first met her at one of those awful charity concerts at Blue Hall. |
575 | 01:09:53,480 | 01:09:58,395 | It was in 1943. I performed there. One used to be a popular singer. | It was in 1943. I performed there. One used to be a popular singer. |
576 | 01:09:58,600 | 01:10:02,479 | She was selling some sort of badge... One moment. | She was selling some sort of badge... One moment. |
577 | 01:10:08,360 | 01:10:14,230 | This is a good one... tonight? Well, it's hard to say now... | This is a good one... tonight? Well, it's hard to say now... |
578 | 01:10:14,440 | 01:10:17,989 | There could always be a better offer, you know. | There could always be a better offer, you know. |
579 | 01:10:18,200 | 01:10:23,479 | Can I phone back...? No, I just mean... | Can I phone back...? No, I just mean... |
580 | 01:10:23,880 | 01:10:28,112 | This could take a while. | This could take a while. |
581 | 01:10:32,480 | 01:10:35,119 | I know. | I know. |
582 | 01:10:35,520 | 01:10:40,548 | I don't mind them being stupid, I just wish they talked less. | I don't mind them being stupid, I just wish they talked less. |
583 | 01:10:41,360 | 01:10:46,275 | Come again? No, I don't have a girl over here. | Come again? No, I don't have a girl over here. |
584 | 01:10:47,080 | 01:10:51,790 | Why must women always be so jealous? | Why must women always be so jealous? |
585 | 01:10:56,960 | 01:11:00,350 | Great, she's crying. | Great, she's crying. |
586 | 01:11:09,200 | 01:11:13,079 | Guess I'll have to pull the plug. | Guess I'll have to pull the plug. |
587 | 01:11:14,560 | 01:11:18,838 | Dagmar, you said... well, long story short- | Dagmar, you said... well, long story short- |
588 | 01:11:19,040 | 01:11:22,589 | -I bought all her badges, and when the soir�e was over- | -I bought all her badges, and when the soir�e was over- |
589 | 01:11:22,800 | 01:11:27,351 | -I suggested that we should go to my place and listen to my latest recordings. | -I suggested that we should go to my place and listen to my latest recordings. |
590 | 01:11:27,560 | 01:11:30,233 | Well, I don't think they're any more romantic than you do- | Well, I don't think they're any more romantic than you do- |
591 | 01:11:30,440 | 01:11:32,908 | -but the girls usually like them, and that's the main thing. | -but the girls usually like them, and that's the main thing. |
592 | 01:11:33,120 | 01:11:38,353 | I made sure to always give them an album as a present. | I made sure to always give them an album as a present. |
593 | 01:11:38,560 | 01:11:41,950 | This album contains my best recordings. I would be happy- | This album contains my best recordings. I would be happy- |
594 | 01:11:42,160 | 01:11:46,915 | -if you would take it as a memory of this evening. | -if you would take it as a memory of this evening. |
595 | 01:11:47,480 | 01:11:53,350 | -Like how many girls before me? -None, Dagmar. I swear. | -Like how many girls before me? -None, Dagmar. I swear. |
596 | 01:11:53,560 | 01:11:57,917 | Deep down I'm a very lonely person. | Deep down I'm a very lonely person. |
597 | 01:11:58,120 | 01:12:04,832 | Lonely, and an incurable romantic... which is why I'm lonely, I guess. | Lonely, and an incurable romantic... which is why I'm lonely, I guess. |
598 | 01:12:05,400 | 01:12:09,996 | Our generation is afraid of romance. | Our generation is afraid of romance. |
599 | 01:12:10,200 | 01:12:16,992 | We'd rather jump out a window than acknowledge our need for tenderness. | We'd rather jump out a window than acknowledge our need for tenderness. |
600 | 01:12:17,200 | 01:12:22,718 | -Maybe we don't have a need. -Sure we do. Don't you? | -Maybe we don't have a need. -Sure we do. Don't you? |
601 | 01:12:22,920 | 01:12:28,153 | I suppose I do... but I don't feel it for just anyone. | I suppose I do... but I don't feel it for just anyone. |
602 | 01:12:28,360 | 01:12:32,592 | -You mean me...? -Among many others. | -You mean me...? -Among many others. |
603 | 01:12:32,800 | 01:12:38,636 | -How long have you been married? -Three years. | -How long have you been married? -Three years. |
604 | 01:12:38,840 | 01:12:42,549 | -Why are you unhappy? -I should go now. | -Why are you unhappy? -I should go now. |
605 | 01:12:42,760 | 01:12:47,470 | No, don't. I won't ask any more questions like that. | No, don't. I won't ask any more questions like that. |
606 | 01:12:48,600 | 01:12:52,752 | -Are the walls thin here? -No. Are you going to scream? | -Are the walls thin here? -No. Are you going to scream? |
607 | 01:12:52,960 | 01:12:55,155 | No. | No. |
608 | 01:13:46,840 | 01:13:52,597 | -Continue. You play well. -There's no continuation. | -Continue. You play well. -There's no continuation. |
609 | 01:13:52,800 | 01:13:57,316 | -Why is that? -I lost my inspiration. | -Why is that? -I lost my inspiration. |
610 | 01:14:01,520 | 01:14:04,353 | What was his name? | What was his name? |
611 | 01:14:04,640 | 01:14:08,792 | You're mistaken. There was no him. | You're mistaken. There was no him. |
612 | 01:14:11,560 | 01:14:17,032 | That's what's wrong with you. You have never really loved anyone. | That's what's wrong with you. You have never really loved anyone. |
613 | 01:14:17,240 | 01:14:22,598 | -Haven't I? -Not happily, at least. | -Haven't I? -Not happily, at least. |
614 | 01:14:23,720 | 01:14:27,156 | I can see it in your eyes. | I can see it in your eyes. |
615 | 01:14:39,320 | 01:14:45,270 | -Will you call for a car now? -I could make you so happy. | -Will you call for a car now? -I could make you so happy. |
616 | 01:14:45,480 | 01:14:47,914 | Call now. | Call now. |
617 | 01:14:52,080 | 01:14:57,279 | Believe it or not - I called for a car and even drove her home. | Believe it or not - I called for a car and even drove her home. |
618 | 01:14:57,480 | 01:15:01,234 | To the suburbs... I, who never drive girls home. | To the suburbs... I, who never drive girls home. |
619 | 01:15:01,440 | 01:15:04,557 | So it wasn't one of your more successful nights. | So it wasn't one of your more successful nights. |
620 | 01:15:04,760 | 01:15:09,072 | Quite the opposite. You'll think I'm crazy- | Quite the opposite. You'll think I'm crazy- |
621 | 01:15:09,280 | 01:15:14,115 | -but I'm glad that nothing happened. It remained a nice memory. | -but I'm glad that nothing happened. It remained a nice memory. |
622 | 01:15:14,320 | 01:15:18,518 | -I don't have too many of those. -Was that the only time you met her? | -I don't have too many of those. -Was that the only time you met her? |
623 | 01:15:18,720 | 01:15:22,269 | Oh no, but it was another year until we met again. | Oh no, but it was another year until we met again. |
624 | 01:15:22,480 | 01:15:28,476 | I had done a tour for the conscripted and arrived at the train station, pissed off. | I had done a tour for the conscripted and arrived at the train station, pissed off. |
625 | 01:15:37,280 | 01:15:41,592 | -Dagmar, why are you standing here? -I just said goodbye to my husband. | -Dagmar, why are you standing here? -I just said goodbye to my husband. |
626 | 01:15:41,800 | 01:15:46,430 | What a coincidence. Let's spend the evening together. Is this your bag? | What a coincidence. Let's spend the evening together. Is this your bag? |
627 | 01:15:46,640 | 01:15:51,839 | This month has been a drag and now I'm making up for it. | This month has been a drag and now I'm making up for it. |
628 | 01:15:53,760 | 01:15:59,232 | How do you like my cocktail cabinet? Snazzy, eh? 950 crowns. | How do you like my cocktail cabinet? Snazzy, eh? 950 crowns. |
629 | 01:15:59,440 | 01:16:02,352 | But then again, it was a limited edition. | But then again, it was a limited edition. |
630 | 01:16:02,560 | 01:16:06,030 | -What would you like to drink? -I think I've had enough. | -What would you like to drink? -I think I've had enough. |
631 | 01:16:06,240 | 01:16:10,199 | But a glass of champagne at least? I'll get it cold in a minute. | But a glass of champagne at least? I'll get it cold in a minute. |
632 | 01:16:10,400 | 01:16:15,110 | -Not for me. -As you please. | -Not for me. -As you please. |
633 | 01:16:26,080 | 01:16:31,074 | So how long will your husband be gone? | So how long will your husband be gone? |
634 | 01:16:32,520 | 01:16:37,799 | Forever... we're getting divorced. We decided it today. | Forever... we're getting divorced. We decided it today. |
635 | 01:16:38,000 | 01:16:42,994 | You don't say...? Well, that can happen. | You don't say...? Well, that can happen. |
636 | 01:16:43,960 | 01:16:48,112 | -I guess it feels strange? -Yes. | -I guess it feels strange? -Yes. |
637 | 01:16:48,720 | 01:16:52,633 | -I'm glad I'm not the reason. -But you are. | -I'm glad I'm not the reason. -But you are. |
638 | 01:16:52,840 | 01:16:55,593 | What are you saying? | What are you saying? |
639 | 01:16:55,800 | 01:17:02,035 | When I came home that night after the soir�e, my husband was waiting for me. | When I came home that night after the soir�e, my husband was waiting for me. |
640 | 01:17:03,560 | 01:17:07,599 | Oh, darn. Well, there you go. | Oh, darn. Well, there you go. |
641 | 01:17:07,800 | 01:17:11,998 | One figures what he must have thought. | One figures what he must have thought. |
642 | 01:17:12,200 | 01:17:15,431 | He should have known me better. | He should have known me better. |
643 | 01:17:15,640 | 01:17:20,760 | But he never trusted me. I wonder why that is? | But he never trusted me. I wonder why that is? |
644 | 01:17:20,960 | 01:17:26,512 | So you were modest for nothing that time. | So you were modest for nothing that time. |
645 | 01:17:26,760 | 01:17:31,914 | -Not for me. -I mean for his sake. | -Not for me. -I mean for his sake. |
646 | 01:17:32,120 | 01:17:36,398 | A more cynical man might say that we've got one on hold. | A more cynical man might say that we've got one on hold. |
647 | 01:17:36,600 | 01:17:41,310 | That's what I was thinking about when you appeared at the station. | That's what I was thinking about when you appeared at the station. |
648 | 01:17:41,520 | 01:17:47,595 | You don't say? Are you sure that I shouldn't put that champagne on cooling? | You don't say? Are you sure that I shouldn't put that champagne on cooling? |
649 | 01:17:47,800 | 01:17:54,638 | -No, but will you call for a car? -What are you saying? | -No, but will you call for a car? -What are you saying? |
650 | 01:17:54,840 | 01:17:59,311 | I'm sorry to disappoint you. It was a mistake to come over here. | I'm sorry to disappoint you. It was a mistake to come over here. |
651 | 01:17:59,520 | 01:18:02,796 | Dagmar, you can't walk out on me again. | Dagmar, you can't walk out on me again. |
652 | 01:18:03,000 | 01:18:08,313 | I have missed you. I've been thinking about you every day. | I have missed you. I've been thinking about you every day. |
653 | 01:18:08,520 | 01:18:14,629 | -Don't you understand that I love you? -You know that's not true. | -Don't you understand that I love you? -You know that's not true. |
654 | 01:18:14,840 | 01:18:19,868 | There's just one person you've always loved. Yourself. | There's just one person you've always loved. Yourself. |
655 | 01:18:21,520 | 01:18:24,637 | Why would you hurt me like that? | Why would you hurt me like that? |
656 | 01:18:24,840 | 01:18:31,109 | Don't be melodramatic. It doesn't suit you. Call for a car now. | Don't be melodramatic. It doesn't suit you. Call for a car now. |
657 | 01:18:34,640 | 01:18:40,237 | There was nothing left to do, but at least she had to drive herself home that time. | There was nothing left to do, but at least she had to drive herself home that time. |
658 | 01:18:40,440 | 01:18:46,709 | -And you gained another memory. -You can have too many of those, too. | -And you gained another memory. -You can have too many of those, too. |
659 | 01:18:46,920 | 01:18:52,790 | -She was a peculiar girl. -Why? She didn't love you. | -She was a peculiar girl. -Why? She didn't love you. |
660 | 01:18:53,000 | 01:18:58,028 | Actually, she did, and that would manifest itself later. | Actually, she did, and that would manifest itself later. |
661 | 01:18:58,240 | 01:19:04,873 | Don't tell this to anyone, but the reason that she took her life was- | Don't tell this to anyone, but the reason that she took her life was- |
662 | 01:19:05,080 | 01:19:09,870 | -that she was unlucky in love with me. | -that she was unlucky in love with me. |
663 | 01:19:10,080 | 01:19:14,153 | The night before it happened, a friend called me. | The night before it happened, a friend called me. |
664 | 01:19:14,360 | 01:19:18,478 | He had found two fine ladies at Aldon's Bar. | He had found two fine ladies at Aldon's Bar. |
665 | 01:19:18,680 | 01:19:22,275 | I hurried down. One was a redhead. | I hurried down. One was a redhead. |
666 | 01:19:22,480 | 01:19:25,677 | Dagmar playing there didn't bother me at all. | Dagmar playing there didn't bother me at all. |
667 | 01:19:25,880 | 01:19:30,874 | The females were lookers. Two Swedes who had just returned from abroad. | The females were lookers. Two Swedes who had just returned from abroad. |
668 | 01:19:31,080 | 01:19:34,834 | We sat a couple of hours and filled ourselves up. | We sat a couple of hours and filled ourselves up. |
669 | 01:19:35,040 | 01:19:38,715 | When Dagmar finished playing, the redhead yelled at her- | When Dagmar finished playing, the redhead yelled at her- |
670 | 01:19:38,920 | 01:19:44,074 | -because they went to school together, and we kept going at my place. | -because they went to school together, and we kept going at my place. |
671 | 01:19:44,280 | 01:19:48,034 | -Wasn't it atrocious? -It wasn't that bad. | -Wasn't it atrocious? -It wasn't that bad. |
672 | 01:19:48,240 | 01:19:53,109 | -B�n�dictine or cacao? -Is there no cognac? | -B�n�dictine or cacao? -Is there no cognac? |
673 | 01:19:53,320 | 01:19:59,270 | I got by quite well. My German has always been good. | I got by quite well. My German has always been good. |
674 | 01:19:59,480 | 01:20:05,589 | -So you worked for them? -Yes, it was that or hell. | -So you worked for them? -Yes, it was that or hell. |
675 | 01:20:05,800 | 01:20:11,989 | It's easy to sit here and frown and talk about opportunism. | It's easy to sit here and frown and talk about opportunism. |
676 | 01:20:12,200 | 01:20:17,797 | -Here's a cognac. -I've always liked Germans, anyway. | -Here's a cognac. -I've always liked Germans, anyway. |
677 | 01:20:20,480 | 01:20:24,393 | -What did you work with? -This and that. | -What did you work with? -This and that. |
678 | 01:20:24,600 | 01:20:28,957 | Nothing for your clean little fingers, I can assure you. | Nothing for your clean little fingers, I can assure you. |
679 | 01:20:29,160 | 01:20:35,599 | But when you're knee-deep in shit, you're not afraid to touch it after a while. | But when you're knee-deep in shit, you're not afraid to touch it after a while. |
680 | 01:20:43,480 | 01:20:46,040 | -Another glass? -Pour it up. | -Another glass? -Pour it up. |
681 | 01:20:46,240 | 01:20:48,913 | I've drunk stronger men than you under the table. | I've drunk stronger men than you under the table. |
682 | 01:20:49,120 | 01:20:52,908 | -Germans can't take much. -I've partied with all nationalities. | -Germans can't take much. -I've partied with all nationalities. |
683 | 01:20:53,120 | 01:20:55,730 | And more than that? | And more than that? |
684 | 01:21:08,240 | 01:21:12,153 | -So we're heading in to me? -I don't think so. | -So we're heading in to me? -I don't think so. |
685 | 01:21:12,360 | 01:21:17,753 | -Why not? -I don't have time for that reward. | -Why not? -I don't have time for that reward. |
686 | 01:21:23,400 | 01:21:28,428 | -So, how have you been? -Why, fine. | -So, how have you been? -Why, fine. |
687 | 01:21:32,080 | 01:21:37,473 | -You haven't changed, Dagmar. -I can't say the same. | -You haven't changed, Dagmar. -I can't say the same. |
688 | 01:21:40,880 | 01:21:45,317 | Play something cheerful. A samba. | Play something cheerful. A samba. |
689 | 01:21:45,520 | 01:21:50,992 | -Can you dance samba, Willy? -As long as I'm holding you... | -Can you dance samba, Willy? -As long as I'm holding you... |
690 | 01:21:58,320 | 01:22:02,791 | -I'm crazy about red hair. -Even if it's fake? | -I'm crazy about red hair. -Even if it's fake? |
691 | 01:22:03,000 | 01:22:05,719 | -I hope they'll leave soon. -Are you sleepy? | -I hope they'll leave soon. -Are you sleepy? |
692 | 01:22:05,920 | 01:22:11,438 | -No, are you? -No... do we really have to wait? | -No, are you? -No... do we really have to wait? |
693 | 01:22:11,640 | 01:22:18,079 | -It would make a better impression. -Right now, I'd like to make a bad impression. | -It would make a better impression. -Right now, I'd like to make a bad impression. |
694 | 01:22:18,280 | 01:22:20,874 | In that case... | In that case... |
695 | 01:22:32,320 | 01:22:37,474 | We had barely closed the door before she stopped playing. | We had barely closed the door before she stopped playing. |
696 | 01:22:37,680 | 01:22:43,357 | When we returned, she was gone. And the next day, dead. | When we returned, she was gone. And the next day, dead. |
697 | 01:22:43,560 | 01:22:47,678 | -It's unfathomable. -That's the story. | -It's unfathomable. -That's the story. |
698 | 01:22:47,880 | 01:22:52,396 | She may have loved me from the beginning without knowing it. | She may have loved me from the beginning without knowing it. |
699 | 01:22:52,600 | 01:22:58,391 | When she saw me in someone else's arms, she realised and it was too late. | When she saw me in someone else's arms, she realised and it was too late. |
700 | 01:22:58,760 | 01:23:04,073 | I should put the plug back in. There could be an order on the way. | I should put the plug back in. There could be an order on the way. |
701 | 01:23:04,440 | 01:23:11,471 | -So the mystery of Dagmar Brink is solved. -Poor Anders. Are you bummed? | -So the mystery of Dagmar Brink is solved. -Poor Anders. Are you bummed? |
702 | 01:23:11,680 | 01:23:16,515 | Yes, I am. I wish that I had never got involved in this story. | Yes, I am. I wish that I had never got involved in this story. |
703 | 01:23:16,720 | 01:23:20,952 | Humans never cease to amaze. Or disillusionise. | Humans never cease to amaze. Or disillusionise. |
704 | 01:23:21,160 | 01:23:26,598 | A woman who I thought was one in a thousand... | A woman who I thought was one in a thousand... |
705 | 01:23:26,800 | 01:23:31,999 | -...was just a run-of-the-mill person. -I don't think she was. | -...was just a run-of-the-mill person. -I don't think she was. |
706 | 01:23:32,200 | 01:23:34,839 | Then again, you haven't met Willy Borge. | Then again, you haven't met Willy Borge. |
707 | 01:23:35,040 | 01:23:40,068 | If you kill yourself over him, you're an average person at best. | If you kill yourself over him, you're an average person at best. |
708 | 01:23:40,280 | 01:23:45,718 | The mystery that never was is solved. We've found out everything of importance. | The mystery that never was is solved. We've found out everything of importance. |
709 | 01:23:45,920 | 01:23:49,879 | There's nobody left to ask. I'm having a cup of tea. | There's nobody left to ask. I'm having a cup of tea. |
710 | 01:23:50,080 | 01:23:52,913 | -There is one. -Who? | -There is one. -Who? |
711 | 01:23:53,120 | 01:23:55,953 | The red-haired girl she went to school with. | The red-haired girl she went to school with. |
712 | 01:23:56,160 | 01:24:00,597 | Whatever she knows doesn't change anything. I never heard her name. | Whatever she knows doesn't change anything. I never heard her name. |
713 | 01:24:00,800 | 01:24:07,035 | -I'd like to get ahold of her. -Call Borge. "The plug" is connected. | -I'd like to get ahold of her. -Call Borge. "The plug" is connected. |
714 | 01:24:23,880 | 01:24:27,998 | My name is Mrs. Wikner. My husband forgot to ask about something. | My name is Mrs. Wikner. My husband forgot to ask about something. |
715 | 01:24:28,200 | 01:24:31,829 | The red-haired girl who was at your place with Dagmar... | The red-haired girl who was at your place with Dagmar... |
716 | 01:24:32,040 | 01:24:34,031 | What was her name? | What was her name? |
717 | 01:24:38,440 | 01:24:41,989 | -What did you call her? -Alex. | -What did you call her? -Alex. |
718 | 01:24:42,200 | 01:24:46,955 | Her real name was Alexandra, but I forgot her last name. | Her real name was Alexandra, but I forgot her last name. |
719 | 01:24:47,160 | 01:24:51,312 | It doesn't matter. Sorry to bother you. | It doesn't matter. Sorry to bother you. |
720 | 01:25:13,400 | 01:25:18,758 | Alex, I love you so much. All too much. | Alex, I love you so much. All too much. |
721 | 01:25:21,400 | 01:25:25,075 | We can never have each other. | We can never have each other. |
722 | 01:25:25,480 | 01:25:28,552 | There's just one, who hasn't let me down. | There's just one, who hasn't let me down. |
723 | 01:25:28,760 | 01:25:33,959 | But that day might come. And then I don't want to be around anymore. | But that day might come. And then I don't want to be around anymore. |
724 | 01:25:34,160 | 01:25:37,948 | Did you find out her name? | Did you find out her name? |
725 | 01:25:40,080 | 01:25:43,356 | No, he had forgotten. | No, he had forgotten. |